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Opera Fever 7 Paris Romance 歌劇狂熱 情約巴黎 |
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Opera Fever 7 is another concert in Opera Society of Hong Kong's musical and educational programme in which talented singers and young professional singers pay tribute to Le French May 2019.  The wide-ranging repertoire of all-time favourite operatic arias in French / Italian and excerpts from musicals offers the audience a delightful evening.
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This year, there will be 8 performer groups in the first half of the concert:
Fiona Fong (soprano solo) Philip Hui (tenor solo) Chie Jimbo (soprano solo) Charlotte Liu (soprano solo) Eddy Mak (baritone solo) Michelle Tsui (soprano solo) Simon Chan & Eddy Mak (duet) Youth New World Children's and Youth Choir
The second half of the concert will showcase an abridged version of Offenbach's the Tales of Hoffmann with solo roles performed by outstanding local talents. The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorus will also participate in the performance under the baton of our guest conductor, Mr Hsu Wei-en.
Soloists for the Tales of Hoffmann (abridged version):
Hoffmann - Wesley Lam La Muse / Niklaus - Christy Li Olympia - Rachel Kwok Antonia - Michelle Tsui Giulietta / Stella - Gladys Ho Lindorf / Coppelius / Miracle - Pong Chung Lam Crespel / Dapertutto - Eddy Mak La Voix - Ruth Lau Nathanael / Spalanzani - Butt Hiu Tung Andreas / Cochenille / Pitics - Justin Ching Luther / Schlemil - Simon Depiets
Hermann - Guillaume Huet
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Opera Fever 7 Paris Romance 歌劇狂熱 情約巴黎 |
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Opera Fever 7 is another concert in Opera Society of Hong Kong's musical and educational programme in which talented singers and young professional singers pay tribute to Le French May 2019.  The wide-ranging repertoire of all-time favourite operatic arias in French / Italian and excerpts from musicals offers the audience a delightful evening.
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This year, there will be 8 performer groups in the first half of the concert:
Fiona Fong (soprano solo) Philip Hui (tenor solo) Chie Jimbo (soprano solo) Charlotte Liu (soprano solo) Eddy Mak (baritone solo) Michelle Tsui (soprano solo) Simon Chan & Eddy Mak (duet) Youth New World Children's and Youth Choir
The second half of the concert will showcase an abridged version of Offenbach's the Tales of Hoffmann with solo roles performed by outstanding local talents. The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorus will also participate in the performance under the baton of our guest conductor, Mr Hsu Wei-en.
Soloists for the Tales of Hoffmann (abridged version):
Hoffmann - Wesley Lam La Muse / Niklaus - Christy Li Olympia - Rachel Kwok Antonia - Michelle Tsui Giulietta / Stella - Gladys Ho Lindorf / Coppelius / Miracle - Pong Chung Lam Crespel / Dapertutto - Eddy Mak La Voix - Ruth Lau Nathanael / Spalanzani - Butt Hiu Tung Andreas / Cochenille / Pitics - Justin Ching Luther / Schlemil - Simon Depiets
Hermann - Guillaume Huet
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Opera Fever 7 Paris Romance 歌劇狂熱 情約巴黎 |
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Opera Fever 7 is another concert in Opera Society of Hong Kong's musical and educational programme in which talented singers and young professional singers pay tribute to Le French May 2019.  The wide-ranging repertoire of all-time favourite operatic arias in French / Italian and excerpts from musicals offers the audience a delightful evening.
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This year, there will be 8 performer groups in the first half of the concert:
Fiona Fong (soprano solo) Philip Hui (tenor solo) Chie Jimbo (soprano solo) Charlotte Liu (soprano solo) Eddy Mak (baritone solo) Michelle Tsui (soprano solo) Simon Chan & Eddy Mak (duet) Youth New World Children's and Youth Choir
The second half of the concert will showcase an abridged version of Offenbach's the Tales of Hoffmann with solo roles performed by outstanding local talents. The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorus will also participate in the performance under the baton of our guest conductor, Mr Hsu Wei-en.
Soloists for the Tales of Hoffmann (abridged version):
Hoffmann - Wesley Lam La Muse / Niklaus - Christy Li Olympia - Rachel Kwok Antonia - Michelle Tsui Giulietta / Stella - Gladys Ho Lindorf / Coppelius / Miracle - Pong Chung Lam Crespel / Dapertutto - Eddy Mak La Voix - Ruth Lau Nathanael / Spalanzani - Butt Hiu Tung Andreas / Cochenille / Pitics - Justin Ching Luther / Schlemil - Simon Depiets
Hermann - Guillaume Huet
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Opera Fever 7 Paris Romance 歌劇狂熱 情約巴黎 |
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Opera Fever 7 is another concert in Opera Society of Hong Kong's musical and educational programme in which talented singers and young professional singers pay tribute to Le French May 2019.  The wide-ranging repertoire of all-time favourite operatic arias in French / Italian and excerpts from musicals offers the audience a delightful evening.
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This year, there will be 8 performer groups in the first half of the concert:
Fiona Fong (soprano solo) Philip Hui (tenor solo) Chie Jimbo (soprano solo) Charlotte Liu (soprano solo) Eddy Mak (baritone solo) Michelle Tsui (soprano solo) Simon Chan & Eddy Mak (duet) Youth New World Children's and Youth Choir
The second half of the concert will showcase an abridged version of Offenbach's the Tales of Hoffmann with solo roles performed by outstanding local talents. The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorus will also participate in the performance under the baton of our guest conductor, Mr Hsu Wei-en.
Soloists for the Tales of Hoffmann (abridged version):
Hoffmann - Wesley Lam La Muse / Niklaus - Christy Li Olympia - Rachel Kwok Antonia - Michelle Tsui Giulietta / Stella - Gladys Ho Lindorf / Coppelius / Miracle - Pong Chung Lam Crespel / Dapertutto - Eddy Mak La Voix - Ruth Lau Nathanael / Spalanzani - Butt Hiu Tung Andreas / Cochenille / Pitics - Justin Ching Luther / Schlemil - Simon Depiets
Hermann - Guillaume Huet
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Opera Fever 7 Paris Romance 歌劇狂熱 情約巴黎 |
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Opera Fever 7 is another concert in Opera Society of Hong Kong's musical and educational programme in which talented singers and young professional singers pay tribute to Le French May 2019.  The wide-ranging repertoire of all-time favourite operatic arias in French / Italian and excerpts from musicals offers the audience a delightful evening.
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This year, there will be 8 performer groups in the first half of the concert:
Fiona Fong (soprano solo) Philip Hui (tenor solo) Chie Jimbo (soprano solo) Charlotte Liu (soprano solo) Eddy Mak (baritone solo) Michelle Tsui (soprano solo) Simon Chan & Eddy Mak (duet) Youth New World Children's and Youth Choir
The second half of the concert will showcase an abridged version of Offenbach's the Tales of Hoffmann with solo roles performed by outstanding local talents. The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorus will also participate in the performance under the baton of our guest conductor, Mr Hsu Wei-en.
Soloists for the Tales of Hoffmann (abridged version):
Hoffmann - Wesley Lam La Muse / Niklaus - Christy Li Olympia - Rachel Kwok Antonia - Michelle Tsui Giulietta / Stella - Gladys Ho Lindorf / Coppelius / Miracle - Pong Chung Lam Crespel / Dapertutto - Eddy Mak La Voix - Ruth Lau Nathanael / Spalanzani - Butt Hiu Tung Andreas / Cochenille / Pitics - Justin Ching Luther / Schlemil - Simon Depiets
Hermann - Guillaume Huet
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Opera Fever 7 Paris Romance 歌劇狂熱 情約巴黎 |
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Opera Fever 7 is another concert in Opera Society of Hong Kong's musical and educational programme in which talented singers and young professional singers pay tribute to Le French May 2019.  The wide-ranging repertoire of all-time favourite operatic arias in French / Italian and excerpts from musicals offers the audience a delightful evening.
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This year, there will be 8 performer groups in the first half of the concert:
Fiona Fong (soprano solo) Philip Hui (tenor solo) Chie Jimbo (soprano solo) Charlotte Liu (soprano solo) Eddy Mak (baritone solo) Michelle Tsui (soprano solo) Simon Chan & Eddy Mak (duet) Youth New World Children's and Youth Choir
The second half of the concert will showcase an abridged version of Offenbach's the Tales of Hoffmann with solo roles performed by outstanding local talents. The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorus will also participate in the performance under the baton of our guest conductor, Mr Hsu Wei-en.
Soloists for the Tales of Hoffmann (abridged version):
Hoffmann - Wesley Lam La Muse / Niklaus - Christy Li Olympia - Rachel Kwok Antonia - Michelle Tsui Giulietta / Stella - Gladys Ho Lindorf / Coppelius / Miracle - Pong Chung Lam Crespel / Dapertutto - Eddy Mak La Voix - Ruth Lau Nathanael / Spalanzani - Butt Hiu Tung Andreas / Cochenille / Pitics - Justin Ching Luther / Schlemil - Simon Depiets
Hermann - Guillaume Huet
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Opera Fever 7 Paris Romance 歌劇狂熱 情約巴黎 |
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Opera Fever 7 is another concert in Opera Society of Hong Kong's musical and educational programme in which talented singers and young professional singers pay tribute to Le French May 2019.  The wide-ranging repertoire of all-time favourite operatic arias in French / Italian and excerpts from musicals offers the audience a delightful evening.
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This year, there will be 8 performer groups in the first half of the concert:
Fiona Fong (soprano solo) Philip Hui (tenor solo) Chie Jimbo (soprano solo) Charlotte Liu (soprano solo) Eddy Mak (baritone solo) Michelle Tsui (soprano solo) Simon Chan & Eddy Mak (duet) Youth New World Children's and Youth Choir
The second half of the concert will showcase an abridged version of Offenbach's the Tales of Hoffmann with solo roles performed by outstanding local talents. The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorus will also participate in the performance under the baton of our guest conductor, Mr Hsu Wei-en.
Soloists for the Tales of Hoffmann (abridged version):
Hoffmann - Wesley Lam La Muse / Niklaus - Christy Li Olympia - Rachel Kwok Antonia - Michelle Tsui Giulietta / Stella - Gladys Ho Lindorf / Coppelius / Miracle - Pong Chung Lam Crespel / Dapertutto - Eddy Mak La Voix - Ruth Lau Nathanael / Spalanzani - Butt Hiu Tung Andreas / Cochenille / Pitics - Justin Ching Luther / Schlemil - Simon Depiets
Hermann - Guillaume Huet
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Opera Fever 7 Paris Romance 歌劇狂熱 情約巴黎 |
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Opera Fever 7 is another concert in Opera Society of Hong Kong's musical and educational programme in which talented singers and young professional singers pay tribute to Le French May 2019.  The wide-ranging repertoire of all-time favourite operatic arias in French / Italian and excerpts from musicals offers the audience a delightful evening.
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This year, there will be 8 performer groups in the first half of the concert:
Fiona Fong (soprano solo) Philip Hui (tenor solo) Chie Jimbo (soprano solo) Charlotte Liu (soprano solo) Eddy Mak (baritone solo) Michelle Tsui (soprano solo) Simon Chan & Eddy Mak (duet) Youth New World Children's and Youth Choir
The second half of the concert will showcase an abridged version of Offenbach's the Tales of Hoffmann with solo roles performed by outstanding local talents. The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorus will also participate in the performance under the baton of our guest conductor, Mr Hsu Wei-en.
Soloists for the Tales of Hoffmann (abridged version):
Hoffmann - Wesley Lam La Muse / Niklaus - Christy Li Olympia - Rachel Kwok Antonia - Michelle Tsui Giulietta / Stella - Gladys Ho Lindorf / Coppelius / Miracle - Pong Chung Lam Crespel / Dapertutto - Eddy Mak La Voix - Ruth Lau Nathanael / Spalanzani - Butt Hiu Tung Andreas / Cochenille / Pitics - Justin Ching Luther / Schlemil - Simon Depiets
Hermann - Guillaume Huet
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Opera Fever 7 Paris Romance 歌劇狂熱 情約巴黎 |
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Opera Fever 7 is another concert in Opera Society of Hong Kong's musical and educational programme in which talented singers and young professional singers pay tribute to Le French May 2019.  The wide-ranging repertoire of all-time favourite operatic arias in French / Italian and excerpts from musicals offers the audience a delightful evening.
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This year, there will be 8 performer groups in the first half of the concert:
Fiona Fong (soprano solo) Philip Hui (tenor solo) Chie Jimbo (soprano solo) Charlotte Liu (soprano solo) Eddy Mak (baritone solo) Michelle Tsui (soprano solo) Simon Chan & Eddy Mak (duet) Youth New World Children's and Youth Choir
The second half of the concert will showcase an abridged version of Offenbach's the Tales of Hoffmann with solo roles performed by outstanding local talents. The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorus will also participate in the performance under the baton of our guest conductor, Mr Hsu Wei-en.
Soloists for the Tales of Hoffmann (abridged version):
Hoffmann - Wesley Lam La Muse / Niklaus - Christy Li Olympia - Rachel Kwok Antonia - Michelle Tsui Giulietta / Stella - Gladys Ho Lindorf / Coppelius / Miracle - Pong Chung Lam Crespel / Dapertutto - Eddy Mak La Voix - Ruth Lau Nathanael / Spalanzani - Butt Hiu Tung Andreas / Cochenille / Pitics - Justin Ching Luther / Schlemil - Simon Depiets
Hermann - Guillaume Huet
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Opera Fever 7 Paris Romance 歌劇狂熱 情約巴黎 |
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Opera Fever 7 is another concert in Opera Society of Hong Kong's musical and educational programme in which talented singers and young professional singers pay tribute to Le French May 2019.  The wide-ranging repertoire of all-time favourite operatic arias in French / Italian and excerpts from musicals offers the audience a delightful evening.
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This year, there will be 8 performer groups in the first half of the concert:
Fiona Fong (soprano solo) Philip Hui (tenor solo) Chie Jimbo (soprano solo) Charlotte Liu (soprano solo) Eddy Mak (baritone solo) Michelle Tsui (soprano solo) Simon Chan & Eddy Mak (duet) Youth New World Children's and Youth Choir
The second half of the concert will showcase an abridged version of Offenbach's the Tales of Hoffmann with solo roles performed by outstanding local talents. The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorus will also participate in the performance under the baton of our guest conductor, Mr Hsu Wei-en.
Soloists for the Tales of Hoffmann (abridged version):
Hoffmann - Wesley Lam La Muse / Niklaus - Christy Li Olympia - Rachel Kwok Antonia - Michelle Tsui Giulietta / Stella - Gladys Ho Lindorf / Coppelius / Miracle - Pong Chung Lam Crespel / Dapertutto - Eddy Mak La Voix - Ruth Lau Nathanael / Spalanzani - Butt Hiu Tung Andreas / Cochenille / Pitics - Justin Ching Luther / Schlemil - Simon Depiets
Hermann - Guillaume Huet
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Opera Fever 7 Paris Romance 歌劇狂熱 情約巴黎 |
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Opera Fever 7 is another concert in Opera Society of Hong Kong's musical and educational programme in which talented singers and young professional singers pay tribute to Le French May 2019.  The wide-ranging repertoire of all-time favourite operatic arias in French / Italian and excerpts from musicals offers the audience a delightful evening.
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This year, there will be 8 performer groups in the first half of the concert:
Fiona Fong (soprano solo) Philip Hui (tenor solo) Chie Jimbo (soprano solo) Charlotte Liu (soprano solo) Eddy Mak (baritone solo) Michelle Tsui (soprano solo) Simon Chan & Eddy Mak (duet) Youth New World Children's and Youth Choir
The second half of the concert will showcase an abridged version of Offenbach's the Tales of Hoffmann with solo roles performed by outstanding local talents. The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorus will also participate in the performance under the baton of our guest conductor, Mr Hsu Wei-en.
Soloists for the Tales of Hoffmann (abridged version):
Hoffmann - Wesley Lam La Muse / Niklaus - Christy Li Olympia - Rachel Kwok Antonia - Michelle Tsui Giulietta / Stella - Gladys Ho Lindorf / Coppelius / Miracle - Pong Chung Lam Crespel / Dapertutto - Eddy Mak La Voix - Ruth Lau Nathanael / Spalanzani - Butt Hiu Tung Andreas / Cochenille / Pitics - Justin Ching Luther / Schlemil - Simon Depiets
Hermann - Guillaume Huet
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Opera Fever 7 Paris Romance 歌劇狂熱 情約巴黎 |
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Opera Fever 7 is another concert in Opera Society of Hong Kong's musical and educational programme in which talented singers and young professional singers pay tribute to Le French May 2019.  The wide-ranging repertoire of all-time favourite operatic arias in French / Italian and excerpts from musicals offers the audience a delightful evening.
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This year, there will be 8 performer groups in the first half of the concert:
Fiona Fong (soprano solo) Philip Hui (tenor solo) Chie Jimbo (soprano solo) Charlotte Liu (soprano solo) Eddy Mak (baritone solo) Michelle Tsui (soprano solo) Simon Chan & Eddy Mak (duet) Youth New World Children's and Youth Choir
The second half of the concert will showcase an abridged version of Offenbach's the Tales of Hoffmann with solo roles performed by outstanding local talents. The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorus will also participate in the performance under the baton of our guest conductor, Mr Hsu Wei-en.
Soloists for the Tales of Hoffmann (abridged version):
Hoffmann - Wesley Lam La Muse / Niklaus - Christy Li Olympia - Rachel Kwok Antonia - Michelle Tsui Giulietta / Stella - Gladys Ho Lindorf / Coppelius / Miracle - Pong Chung Lam Crespel / Dapertutto - Eddy Mak La Voix - Ruth Lau Nathanael / Spalanzani - Butt Hiu Tung Andreas / Cochenille / Pitics - Justin Ching Luther / Schlemil - Simon Depiets
Hermann - Guillaume Huet
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Opera Fever 7 Paris Romance 歌劇狂熱 情約巴黎 |
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Opera Fever 7 is another concert in Opera Society of Hong Kong's musical and educational programme in which talented singers and young professional singers pay tribute to Le French May 2019.  The wide-ranging repertoire of all-time favourite operatic arias in French / Italian and excerpts from musicals offers the audience a delightful evening.
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This year, there will be 8 performer groups in the first half of the concert:
Fiona Fong (soprano solo) Philip Hui (tenor solo) Chie Jimbo (soprano solo) Charlotte Liu (soprano solo) Eddy Mak (baritone solo) Michelle Tsui (soprano solo) Simon Chan & Eddy Mak (duet) Youth New World Children's and Youth Choir
The second half of the concert will showcase an abridged version of Offenbach's the Tales of Hoffmann with solo roles performed by outstanding local talents. The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorus will also participate in the performance under the baton of our guest conductor, Mr Hsu Wei-en.
Soloists for the Tales of Hoffmann (abridged version):
Hoffmann - Wesley Lam La Muse / Niklaus - Christy Li Olympia - Rachel Kwok Antonia - Michelle Tsui Giulietta / Stella - Gladys Ho Lindorf / Coppelius / Miracle - Pong Chung Lam Crespel / Dapertutto - Eddy Mak La Voix - Ruth Lau Nathanael / Spalanzani - Butt Hiu Tung Andreas / Cochenille / Pitics - Justin Ching Luther / Schlemil - Simon Depiets
Hermann - Guillaume Huet
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Opera Fever 7 Paris Romance 歌劇狂熱 情約巴黎 |
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Opera Fever 7 is another concert in Opera Society of Hong Kong's musical and educational programme in which talented singers and young professional singers pay tribute to Le French May 2019.  The wide-ranging repertoire of all-time favourite operatic arias in French / Italian and excerpts from musicals offers the audience a delightful evening.
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This year, there will be 8 performer groups in the first half of the concert:
Fiona Fong (soprano solo) Philip Hui (tenor solo) Chie Jimbo (soprano solo) Charlotte Liu (soprano solo) Eddy Mak (baritone solo) Michelle Tsui (soprano solo) Simon Chan & Eddy Mak (duet) Youth New World Children's and Youth Choir
The second half of the concert will showcase an abridged version of Offenbach's the Tales of Hoffmann with solo roles performed by outstanding local talents. The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorus will also participate in the performance under the baton of our guest conductor, Mr Hsu Wei-en.
Soloists for the Tales of Hoffmann (abridged version):
Hoffmann - Wesley Lam La Muse / Niklaus - Christy Li Olympia - Rachel Kwok Antonia - Michelle Tsui Giulietta / Stella - Gladys Ho Lindorf / Coppelius / Miracle - Pong Chung Lam Crespel / Dapertutto - Eddy Mak La Voix - Ruth Lau Nathanael / Spalanzani - Butt Hiu Tung Andreas / Cochenille / Pitics - Justin Ching Luther / Schlemil - Simon Depiets
Hermann - Guillaume Huet
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Opera Fever 7 Paris Romance 歌劇狂熱 情約巴黎 |
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Opera Fever 7 is another concert in Opera Society of Hong Kong's musical and educational programme in which talented singers and young professional singers pay tribute to Le French May 2019.  The wide-ranging repertoire of all-time favourite operatic arias in French / Italian and excerpts from musicals offers the audience a delightful evening.
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This year, there will be 8 performer groups in the first half of the concert:
Fiona Fong (soprano solo) Philip Hui (tenor solo) Chie Jimbo (soprano solo) Charlotte Liu (soprano solo) Eddy Mak (baritone solo) Michelle Tsui (soprano solo) Simon Chan & Eddy Mak (duet) Youth New World Children's and Youth Choir
The second half of the concert will showcase an abridged version of Offenbach's the Tales of Hoffmann with solo roles performed by outstanding local talents. The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorus will also participate in the performance under the baton of our guest conductor, Mr Hsu Wei-en.
Soloists for the Tales of Hoffmann (abridged version):
Hoffmann - Wesley Lam La Muse / Niklaus - Christy Li Olympia - Rachel Kwok Antonia - Michelle Tsui Giulietta / Stella - Gladys Ho Lindorf / Coppelius / Miracle - Pong Chung Lam Crespel / Dapertutto - Eddy Mak La Voix - Ruth Lau Nathanael / Spalanzani - Butt Hiu Tung Andreas / Cochenille / Pitics - Justin Ching Luther / Schlemil - Simon Depiets
Hermann - Guillaume Huet
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Opera Fever 7 Paris Romance 歌劇狂熱 情約巴黎 |
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Opera Fever 7 is another concert in Opera Society of Hong Kong's musical and educational programme in which talented singers and young professional singers pay tribute to Le French May 2019.  The wide-ranging repertoire of all-time favourite operatic arias in French / Italian and excerpts from musicals offers the audience a delightful evening.
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This year, there will be 8 performer groups in the first half of the concert:
Fiona Fong (soprano solo) Philip Hui (tenor solo) Chie Jimbo (soprano solo) Charlotte Liu (soprano solo) Eddy Mak (baritone solo) Michelle Tsui (soprano solo) Simon Chan & Eddy Mak (duet) Youth New World Children's and Youth Choir
The second half of the concert will showcase an abridged version of Offenbach's the Tales of Hoffmann with solo roles performed by outstanding local talents. The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorus will also participate in the performance under the baton of our guest conductor, Mr Hsu Wei-en.
Soloists for the Tales of Hoffmann (abridged version):
Hoffmann - Wesley Lam La Muse / Niklaus - Christy Li Olympia - Rachel Kwok Antonia - Michelle Tsui Giulietta / Stella - Gladys Ho Lindorf / Coppelius / Miracle - Pong Chung Lam Crespel / Dapertutto - Eddy Mak La Voix - Ruth Lau Nathanael / Spalanzani - Butt Hiu Tung Andreas / Cochenille / Pitics - Justin Ching Luther / Schlemil - Simon Depiets
Hermann - Guillaume Huet
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Opera Fever 7 Paris Romance 歌劇狂熱 情約巴黎 |
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Opera Fever 7 is another concert in Opera Society of Hong Kong's musical and educational programme in which talented singers and young professional singers pay tribute to Le French May 2019.  The wide-ranging repertoire of all-time favourite operatic arias in French / Italian and excerpts from musicals offers the audience a delightful evening.
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This year, there will be 8 performer groups in the first half of the concert:
Fiona Fong (soprano solo) Philip Hui (tenor solo) Chie Jimbo (soprano solo) Charlotte Liu (soprano solo) Eddy Mak (baritone solo) Michelle Tsui (soprano solo) Simon Chan & Eddy Mak (duet) Youth New World Children's and Youth Choir
The second half of the concert will showcase an abridged version of Offenbach's the Tales of Hoffmann with solo roles performed by outstanding local talents. The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorus will also participate in the performance under the baton of our guest conductor, Mr Hsu Wei-en.
Soloists for the Tales of Hoffmann (abridged version):
Hoffmann - Wesley Lam La Muse / Niklaus - Christy Li Olympia - Rachel Kwok Antonia - Michelle Tsui Giulietta / Stella - Gladys Ho Lindorf / Coppelius / Miracle - Pong Chung Lam Crespel / Dapertutto - Eddy Mak La Voix - Ruth Lau Nathanael / Spalanzani - Butt Hiu Tung Andreas / Cochenille / Pitics - Justin Ching Luther / Schlemil - Simon Depiets
Hermann - Guillaume Huet
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Opera Fever 7 Paris Romance 歌劇狂熱 情約巴黎 |
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Opera Fever 7 is another concert in Opera Society of Hong Kong's musical and educational programme in which talented singers and young professional singers pay tribute to Le French May 2019.  The wide-ranging repertoire of all-time favourite operatic arias in French / Italian and excerpts from musicals offers the audience a delightful evening.
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This year, there will be 8 performer groups in the first half of the concert:
Fiona Fong (soprano solo) Philip Hui (tenor solo) Chie Jimbo (soprano solo) Charlotte Liu (soprano solo) Eddy Mak (baritone solo) Michelle Tsui (soprano solo) Simon Chan & Eddy Mak (duet) Youth New World Children's and Youth Choir
The second half of the concert will showcase an abridged version of Offenbach's the Tales of Hoffmann with solo roles performed by outstanding local talents. The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorus will also participate in the performance under the baton of our guest conductor, Mr Hsu Wei-en.
Soloists for the Tales of Hoffmann (abridged version):
Hoffmann - Wesley Lam La Muse / Niklaus - Christy Li Olympia - Rachel Kwok Antonia - Michelle Tsui Giulietta / Stella - Gladys Ho Lindorf / Coppelius / Miracle - Pong Chung Lam Crespel / Dapertutto - Eddy Mak La Voix - Ruth Lau Nathanael / Spalanzani - Butt Hiu Tung Andreas / Cochenille / Pitics - Justin Ching Luther / Schlemil - Simon Depiets
Hermann - Guillaume Huet
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Opera Fever 7 Paris Romance 歌劇狂熱 情約巴黎 |
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Opera Fever 7 is another concert in Opera Society of Hong Kong's musical and educational programme in which talented singers and young professional singers pay tribute to Le French May 2019.  The wide-ranging repertoire of all-time favourite operatic arias in French / Italian and excerpts from musicals offers the audience a delightful evening.
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This year, there will be 8 performer groups in the first half of the concert:
Fiona Fong (soprano solo) Philip Hui (tenor solo) Chie Jimbo (soprano solo) Charlotte Liu (soprano solo) Eddy Mak (baritone solo) Michelle Tsui (soprano solo) Simon Chan & Eddy Mak (duet) Youth New World Children's and Youth Choir
The second half of the concert will showcase an abridged version of Offenbach's the Tales of Hoffmann with solo roles performed by outstanding local talents. The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorus will also participate in the performance under the baton of our guest conductor, Mr Hsu Wei-en.
Soloists for the Tales of Hoffmann (abridged version):
Hoffmann - Wesley Lam La Muse / Niklaus - Christy Li Olympia - Rachel Kwok Antonia - Michelle Tsui Giulietta / Stella - Gladys Ho Lindorf / Coppelius / Miracle - Pong Chung Lam Crespel / Dapertutto - Eddy Mak La Voix - Ruth Lau Nathanael / Spalanzani - Butt Hiu Tung Andreas / Cochenille / Pitics - Justin Ching Luther / Schlemil - Simon Depiets
Hermann - Guillaume Huet
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Opera Fever 7 Paris Romance 歌劇狂熱 情約巴黎 |
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Opera Fever 7 is another concert in Opera Society of Hong Kong's musical and educational programme in which talented singers and young professional singers pay tribute to Le French May 2019.  The wide-ranging repertoire of all-time favourite operatic arias in French / Italian and excerpts from musicals offers the audience a delightful evening.
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This year, there will be 8 performer groups in the first half of the concert:
Fiona Fong (soprano solo) Philip Hui (tenor solo) Chie Jimbo (soprano solo) Charlotte Liu (soprano solo) Eddy Mak (baritone solo) Michelle Tsui (soprano solo) Simon Chan & Eddy Mak (duet) Youth New World Children's and Youth Choir
The second half of the concert will showcase an abridged version of Offenbach's the Tales of Hoffmann with solo roles performed by outstanding local talents. The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorus will also participate in the performance under the baton of our guest conductor, Mr Hsu Wei-en.
Soloists for the Tales of Hoffmann (abridged version):
Hoffmann - Wesley Lam La Muse / Niklaus - Christy Li Olympia - Rachel Kwok Antonia - Michelle Tsui Giulietta / Stella - Gladys Ho Lindorf / Coppelius / Miracle - Pong Chung Lam Crespel / Dapertutto - Eddy Mak La Voix - Ruth Lau Nathanael / Spalanzani - Butt Hiu Tung Andreas / Cochenille / Pitics - Justin Ching Luther / Schlemil - Simon Depiets
Hermann - Guillaume Huet
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Opera Fever 7 Paris Romance 歌劇狂熱 情約巴黎 |
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Opera Fever 7 is another concert in Opera Society of Hong Kong's musical and educational programme in which talented singers and young professional singers pay tribute to Le French May 2019.  The wide-ranging repertoire of all-time favourite operatic arias in French / Italian and excerpts from musicals offers the audience a delightful evening.
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This year, there will be 8 performer groups in the first half of the concert:
Fiona Fong (soprano solo) Philip Hui (tenor solo) Chie Jimbo (soprano solo) Charlotte Liu (soprano solo) Eddy Mak (baritone solo) Michelle Tsui (soprano solo) Simon Chan & Eddy Mak (duet) Youth New World Children's and Youth Choir
The second half of the concert will showcase an abridged version of Offenbach's the Tales of Hoffmann with solo roles performed by outstanding local talents. The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorus will also participate in the performance under the baton of our guest conductor, Mr Hsu Wei-en.
Soloists for the Tales of Hoffmann (abridged version):
Hoffmann - Wesley Lam La Muse / Niklaus - Christy Li Olympia - Rachel Kwok Antonia - Michelle Tsui Giulietta / Stella - Gladys Ho Lindorf / Coppelius / Miracle - Pong Chung Lam Crespel / Dapertutto - Eddy Mak La Voix - Ruth Lau Nathanael / Spalanzani - Butt Hiu Tung Andreas / Cochenille / Pitics - Justin Ching Luther / Schlemil - Simon Depiets
Hermann - Guillaume Huet
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Opera Fever 7 Paris Romance 歌劇狂熱 情約巴黎 |
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Opera Fever 7 is another concert in Opera Society of Hong Kong's musical and educational programme in which talented singers and young professional singers pay tribute to Le French May 2019.  The wide-ranging repertoire of all-time favourite operatic arias in French / Italian and excerpts from musicals offers the audience a delightful evening.
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This year, there will be 8 performer groups in the first half of the concert:
Fiona Fong (soprano solo) Philip Hui (tenor solo) Chie Jimbo (soprano solo) Charlotte Liu (soprano solo) Eddy Mak (baritone solo) Michelle Tsui (soprano solo) Simon Chan & Eddy Mak (duet) Youth New World Children's and Youth Choir
The second half of the concert will showcase an abridged version of Offenbach's the Tales of Hoffmann with solo roles performed by outstanding local talents. The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorus will also participate in the performance under the baton of our guest conductor, Mr Hsu Wei-en.
Soloists for the Tales of Hoffmann (abridged version):
Hoffmann - Wesley Lam La Muse / Niklaus - Christy Li Olympia - Rachel Kwok Antonia - Michelle Tsui Giulietta / Stella - Gladys Ho Lindorf / Coppelius / Miracle - Pong Chung Lam Crespel / Dapertutto - Eddy Mak La Voix - Ruth Lau Nathanael / Spalanzani - Butt Hiu Tung Andreas / Cochenille / Pitics - Justin Ching Luther / Schlemil - Simon Depiets
Hermann - Guillaume Huet
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Opera Fever 7 Paris Romance 歌劇狂熱 情約巴黎 |
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Opera Fever 7 is another concert in Opera Society of Hong Kong's musical and educational programme in which talented singers and young professional singers pay tribute to Le French May 2019.  The wide-ranging repertoire of all-time favourite operatic arias in French / Italian and excerpts from musicals offers the audience a delightful evening.
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This year, there will be 8 performer groups in the first half of the concert:
Fiona Fong (soprano solo) Philip Hui (tenor solo) Chie Jimbo (soprano solo) Charlotte Liu (soprano solo) Eddy Mak (baritone solo) Michelle Tsui (soprano solo) Simon Chan & Eddy Mak (duet) Youth New World Children's and Youth Choir
The second half of the concert will showcase an abridged version of Offenbach's the Tales of Hoffmann with solo roles performed by outstanding local talents. The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorus will also participate in the performance under the baton of our guest conductor, Mr Hsu Wei-en.
Soloists for the Tales of Hoffmann (abridged version):
Hoffmann - Wesley Lam La Muse / Niklaus - Christy Li Olympia - Rachel Kwok Antonia - Michelle Tsui Giulietta / Stella - Gladys Ho Lindorf / Coppelius / Miracle - Pong Chung Lam Crespel / Dapertutto - Eddy Mak La Voix - Ruth Lau Nathanael / Spalanzani - Butt Hiu Tung Andreas / Cochenille / Pitics - Justin Ching Luther / Schlemil - Simon Depiets
Hermann - Guillaume Huet
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Opera Fever 7 Paris Romance 歌劇狂熱 情約巴黎 |
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Opera Fever 7 is another concert in Opera Society of Hong Kong's musical and educational programme in which talented singers and young professional singers pay tribute to Le French May 2019.  The wide-ranging repertoire of all-time favourite operatic arias in French / Italian and excerpts from musicals offers the audience a delightful evening.
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This year, there will be 8 performer groups in the first half of the concert:
Fiona Fong (soprano solo) Philip Hui (tenor solo) Chie Jimbo (soprano solo) Charlotte Liu (soprano solo) Eddy Mak (baritone solo) Michelle Tsui (soprano solo) Simon Chan & Eddy Mak (duet) Youth New World Children's and Youth Choir
The second half of the concert will showcase an abridged version of Offenbach's the Tales of Hoffmann with solo roles performed by outstanding local talents. The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorus will also participate in the performance under the baton of our guest conductor, Mr Hsu Wei-en.
Soloists for the Tales of Hoffmann (abridged version):
Hoffmann - Wesley Lam La Muse / Niklaus - Christy Li Olympia - Rachel Kwok Antonia - Michelle Tsui Giulietta / Stella - Gladys Ho Lindorf / Coppelius / Miracle - Pong Chung Lam Crespel / Dapertutto - Eddy Mak La Voix - Ruth Lau Nathanael / Spalanzani - Butt Hiu Tung Andreas / Cochenille / Pitics - Justin Ching Luther / Schlemil - Simon Depiets
Hermann - Guillaume Huet
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Opera Fever 7 Paris Romance 歌劇狂熱 情約巴黎 |
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Opera Fever 7 is another concert in Opera Society of Hong Kong's musical and educational programme in which talented singers and young professional singers pay tribute to Le French May 2019.  The wide-ranging repertoire of all-time favourite operatic arias in French / Italian and excerpts from musicals offers the audience a delightful evening.
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This year, there will be 8 performer groups in the first half of the concert:
Fiona Fong (soprano solo) Philip Hui (tenor solo) Chie Jimbo (soprano solo) Charlotte Liu (soprano solo) Eddy Mak (baritone solo) Michelle Tsui (soprano solo) Simon Chan & Eddy Mak (duet) Youth New World Children's and Youth Choir
The second half of the concert will showcase an abridged version of Offenbach's the Tales of Hoffmann with solo roles performed by outstanding local talents. The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorus will also participate in the performance under the baton of our guest conductor, Mr Hsu Wei-en.
Soloists for the Tales of Hoffmann (abridged version):
Hoffmann - Wesley Lam La Muse / Niklaus - Christy Li Olympia - Rachel Kwok Antonia - Michelle Tsui Giulietta / Stella - Gladys Ho Lindorf / Coppelius / Miracle - Pong Chung Lam Crespel / Dapertutto - Eddy Mak La Voix - Ruth Lau Nathanael / Spalanzani - Butt Hiu Tung Andreas / Cochenille / Pitics - Justin Ching Luther / Schlemil - Simon Depiets
Hermann - Guillaume Huet
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Opera Fever 7 Paris Romance 歌劇狂熱 情約巴黎 |
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Opera Fever 7 is another concert in Opera Society of Hong Kong's musical and educational programme in which talented singers and young professional singers pay tribute to Le French May 2019.  The wide-ranging repertoire of all-time favourite operatic arias in French / Italian and excerpts from musicals offers the audience a delightful evening.
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This year, there will be 8 performer groups in the first half of the concert:
Fiona Fong (soprano solo) Philip Hui (tenor solo) Chie Jimbo (soprano solo) Charlotte Liu (soprano solo) Eddy Mak (baritone solo) Michelle Tsui (soprano solo) Simon Chan & Eddy Mak (duet) Youth New World Children's and Youth Choir
The second half of the concert will showcase an abridged version of Offenbach's the Tales of Hoffmann with solo roles performed by outstanding local talents. The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorus will also participate in the performance under the baton of our guest conductor, Mr Hsu Wei-en.
Soloists for the Tales of Hoffmann (abridged version):
Hoffmann - Wesley Lam La Muse / Niklaus - Christy Li Olympia - Rachel Kwok Antonia - Michelle Tsui Giulietta / Stella - Gladys Ho Lindorf / Coppelius / Miracle - Pong Chung Lam Crespel / Dapertutto - Eddy Mak La Voix - Ruth Lau Nathanael / Spalanzani - Butt Hiu Tung Andreas / Cochenille / Pitics - Justin Ching Luther / Schlemil - Simon Depiets
Hermann - Guillaume Huet
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Opera Fever 7 Paris Romance 歌劇狂熱 情約巴黎 |
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Opera Fever 7 is another concert in Opera Society of Hong Kong's musical and educational programme in which talented singers and young professional singers pay tribute to Le French May 2019.  The wide-ranging repertoire of all-time favourite operatic arias in French / Italian and excerpts from musicals offers the audience a delightful evening.
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This year, there will be 8 performer groups in the first half of the concert:
Fiona Fong (soprano solo) Philip Hui (tenor solo) Chie Jimbo (soprano solo) Charlotte Liu (soprano solo) Eddy Mak (baritone solo) Michelle Tsui (soprano solo) Simon Chan & Eddy Mak (duet) Youth New World Children's and Youth Choir
The second half of the concert will showcase an abridged version of Offenbach's the Tales of Hoffmann with solo roles performed by outstanding local talents. The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorus will also participate in the performance under the baton of our guest conductor, Mr Hsu Wei-en.
Soloists for the Tales of Hoffmann (abridged version):
Hoffmann - Wesley Lam La Muse / Niklaus - Christy Li Olympia - Rachel Kwok Antonia - Michelle Tsui Giulietta / Stella - Gladys Ho Lindorf / Coppelius / Miracle - Pong Chung Lam Crespel / Dapertutto - Eddy Mak La Voix - Ruth Lau Nathanael / Spalanzani - Butt Hiu Tung Andreas / Cochenille / Pitics - Justin Ching Luther / Schlemil - Simon Depiets
Hermann - Guillaume Huet
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Opera Fever 7 Paris Romance 歌劇狂熱 情約巴黎 |
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Opera Fever 7 is another concert in Opera Society of Hong Kong's musical and educational programme in which talented singers and young professional singers pay tribute to Le French May 2019.  The wide-ranging repertoire of all-time favourite operatic arias in French / Italian and excerpts from musicals offers the audience a delightful evening.
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This year, there will be 8 performer groups in the first half of the concert:
Fiona Fong (soprano solo) Philip Hui (tenor solo) Chie Jimbo (soprano solo) Charlotte Liu (soprano solo) Eddy Mak (baritone solo) Michelle Tsui (soprano solo) Simon Chan & Eddy Mak (duet) Youth New World Children's and Youth Choir
The second half of the concert will showcase an abridged version of Offenbach's the Tales of Hoffmann with solo roles performed by outstanding local talents. The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorus will also participate in the performance under the baton of our guest conductor, Mr Hsu Wei-en.
Soloists for the Tales of Hoffmann (abridged version):
Hoffmann - Wesley Lam La Muse / Niklaus - Christy Li Olympia - Rachel Kwok Antonia - Michelle Tsui Giulietta / Stella - Gladys Ho Lindorf / Coppelius / Miracle - Pong Chung Lam Crespel / Dapertutto - Eddy Mak La Voix - Ruth Lau Nathanael / Spalanzani - Butt Hiu Tung Andreas / Cochenille / Pitics - Justin Ching Luther / Schlemil - Simon Depiets
Hermann - Guillaume Huet
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Opera Fever 7 Paris Romance 歌劇狂熱 情約巴黎 |
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Opera Fever 7 is another concert in Opera Society of Hong Kong's musical and educational programme in which talented singers and young professional singers pay tribute to Le French May 2019.  The wide-ranging repertoire of all-time favourite operatic arias in French / Italian and excerpts from musicals offers the audience a delightful evening.
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This year, there will be 8 performer groups in the first half of the concert:
Fiona Fong (soprano solo) Philip Hui (tenor solo) Chie Jimbo (soprano solo) Charlotte Liu (soprano solo) Eddy Mak (baritone solo) Michelle Tsui (soprano solo) Simon Chan & Eddy Mak (duet) Youth New World Children's and Youth Choir
The second half of the concert will showcase an abridged version of Offenbach's the Tales of Hoffmann with solo roles performed by outstanding local talents. The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorus will also participate in the performance under the baton of our guest conductor, Mr Hsu Wei-en.
Soloists for the Tales of Hoffmann (abridged version):
Hoffmann - Wesley Lam La Muse / Niklaus - Christy Li Olympia - Rachel Kwok Antonia - Michelle Tsui Giulietta / Stella - Gladys Ho Lindorf / Coppelius / Miracle - Pong Chung Lam Crespel / Dapertutto - Eddy Mak La Voix - Ruth Lau Nathanael / Spalanzani - Butt Hiu Tung Andreas / Cochenille / Pitics - Justin Ching Luther / Schlemil - Simon Depiets
Hermann - Guillaume Huet
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Opera Fever 7 Paris Romance 歌劇狂熱 情約巴黎 |
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Opera Fever 7 is another concert in Opera Society of Hong Kong's musical and educational programme in which talented singers and young professional singers pay tribute to Le French May 2019.  The wide-ranging repertoire of all-time favourite operatic arias in French / Italian and excerpts from musicals offers the audience a delightful evening.
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This year, there will be 8 performer groups in the first half of the concert:
Fiona Fong (soprano solo) Philip Hui (tenor solo) Chie Jimbo (soprano solo) Charlotte Liu (soprano solo) Eddy Mak (baritone solo) Michelle Tsui (soprano solo) Simon Chan & Eddy Mak (duet) Youth New World Children's and Youth Choir
The second half of the concert will showcase an abridged version of Offenbach's the Tales of Hoffmann with solo roles performed by outstanding local talents. The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorus will also participate in the performance under the baton of our guest conductor, Mr Hsu Wei-en.
Soloists for the Tales of Hoffmann (abridged version):
Hoffmann - Wesley Lam La Muse / Niklaus - Christy Li Olympia - Rachel Kwok Antonia - Michelle Tsui Giulietta / Stella - Gladys Ho Lindorf / Coppelius / Miracle - Pong Chung Lam Crespel / Dapertutto - Eddy Mak La Voix - Ruth Lau Nathanael / Spalanzani - Butt Hiu Tung Andreas / Cochenille / Pitics - Justin Ching Luther / Schlemil - Simon Depiets
Hermann - Guillaume Huet
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Opera Fever 7 Paris Romance 歌劇狂熱 情約巴黎 |
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Opera Fever 7 is another concert in Opera Society of Hong Kong's musical and educational programme in which talented singers and young professional singers pay tribute to Le French May 2019.  The wide-ranging repertoire of all-time favourite operatic arias in French / Italian and excerpts from musicals offers the audience a delightful evening.
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This year, there will be 8 performer groups in the first half of the concert:
Fiona Fong (soprano solo) Philip Hui (tenor solo) Chie Jimbo (soprano solo) Charlotte Liu (soprano solo) Eddy Mak (baritone solo) Michelle Tsui (soprano solo) Simon Chan & Eddy Mak (duet) Youth New World Children's and Youth Choir
The second half of the concert will showcase an abridged version of Offenbach's the Tales of Hoffmann with solo roles performed by outstanding local talents. The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorus will also participate in the performance under the baton of our guest conductor, Mr Hsu Wei-en.
Soloists for the Tales of Hoffmann (abridged version):
Hoffmann - Wesley Lam La Muse / Niklaus - Christy Li Olympia - Rachel Kwok Antonia - Michelle Tsui Giulietta / Stella - Gladys Ho Lindorf / Coppelius / Miracle - Pong Chung Lam Crespel / Dapertutto - Eddy Mak La Voix - Ruth Lau Nathanael / Spalanzani - Butt Hiu Tung Andreas / Cochenille / Pitics - Justin Ching Luther / Schlemil - Simon Depiets
Hermann - Guillaume Huet
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Opera Fever 7 Paris Romance 歌劇狂熱 情約巴黎 |
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Opera Fever 7 is another concert in Opera Society of Hong Kong's musical and educational programme in which talented singers and young professional singers pay tribute to Le French May 2019.  The wide-ranging repertoire of all-time favourite operatic arias in French / Italian and excerpts from musicals offers the audience a delightful evening.
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This year, there will be 8 performer groups in the first half of the concert:
Fiona Fong (soprano solo) Philip Hui (tenor solo) Chie Jimbo (soprano solo) Charlotte Liu (soprano solo) Eddy Mak (baritone solo) Michelle Tsui (soprano solo) Simon Chan & Eddy Mak (duet) Youth New World Children's and Youth Choir
The second half of the concert will showcase an abridged version of Offenbach's the Tales of Hoffmann with solo roles performed by outstanding local talents. The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorus will also participate in the performance under the baton of our guest conductor, Mr Hsu Wei-en.
Soloists for the Tales of Hoffmann (abridged version):
Hoffmann - Wesley Lam La Muse / Niklaus - Christy Li Olympia - Rachel Kwok Antonia - Michelle Tsui Giulietta / Stella - Gladys Ho Lindorf / Coppelius / Miracle - Pong Chung Lam Crespel / Dapertutto - Eddy Mak La Voix - Ruth Lau Nathanael / Spalanzani - Butt Hiu Tung Andreas / Cochenille / Pitics - Justin Ching Luther / Schlemil - Simon Depiets
Hermann - Guillaume Huet
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Opera Fever 7 Paris Romance 歌劇狂熱 情約巴黎 |
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Opera Fever 7 is another concert in Opera Society of Hong Kong's musical and educational programme in which talented singers and young professional singers pay tribute to Le French May 2019.  The wide-ranging repertoire of all-time favourite operatic arias in French / Italian and excerpts from musicals offers the audience a delightful evening.
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This year, there will be 8 performer groups in the first half of the concert:
Fiona Fong (soprano solo) Philip Hui (tenor solo) Chie Jimbo (soprano solo) Charlotte Liu (soprano solo) Eddy Mak (baritone solo) Michelle Tsui (soprano solo) Simon Chan & Eddy Mak (duet) Youth New World Children's and Youth Choir
The second half of the concert will showcase an abridged version of Offenbach's the Tales of Hoffmann with solo roles performed by outstanding local talents. The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorus will also participate in the performance under the baton of our guest conductor, Mr Hsu Wei-en.
Soloists for the Tales of Hoffmann (abridged version):
Hoffmann - Wesley Lam La Muse / Niklaus - Christy Li Olympia - Rachel Kwok Antonia - Michelle Tsui Giulietta / Stella - Gladys Ho Lindorf / Coppelius / Miracle - Pong Chung Lam Crespel / Dapertutto - Eddy Mak La Voix - Ruth Lau Nathanael / Spalanzani - Butt Hiu Tung Andreas / Cochenille / Pitics - Justin Ching Luther / Schlemil - Simon Depiets
Hermann - Guillaume Huet
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Opera Fever 7 Paris Romance 歌劇狂熱 情約巴黎 |
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Opera Fever 7 is another concert in Opera Society of Hong Kong's musical and educational programme in which talented singers and young professional singers pay tribute to Le French May 2019.  The wide-ranging repertoire of all-time favourite operatic arias in French / Italian and excerpts from musicals offers the audience a delightful evening.
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This year, there will be 8 performer groups in the first half of the concert:
Fiona Fong (soprano solo) Philip Hui (tenor solo) Chie Jimbo (soprano solo) Charlotte Liu (soprano solo) Eddy Mak (baritone solo) Michelle Tsui (soprano solo) Simon Chan & Eddy Mak (duet) Youth New World Children's and Youth Choir
The second half of the concert will showcase an abridged version of Offenbach's the Tales of Hoffmann with solo roles performed by outstanding local talents. The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorus will also participate in the performance under the baton of our guest conductor, Mr Hsu Wei-en.
Soloists for the Tales of Hoffmann (abridged version):
Hoffmann - Wesley Lam La Muse / Niklaus - Christy Li Olympia - Rachel Kwok Antonia - Michelle Tsui Giulietta / Stella - Gladys Ho Lindorf / Coppelius / Miracle - Pong Chung Lam Crespel / Dapertutto - Eddy Mak La Voix - Ruth Lau Nathanael / Spalanzani - Butt Hiu Tung Andreas / Cochenille / Pitics - Justin Ching Luther / Schlemil - Simon Depiets
Hermann - Guillaume Huet
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Opera Fever 7 Paris Romance 歌劇狂熱 情約巴黎 |
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Opera Fever 7 is another concert in Opera Society of Hong Kong's musical and educational programme in which talented singers and young professional singers pay tribute to Le French May 2019.  The wide-ranging repertoire of all-time favourite operatic arias in French / Italian and excerpts from musicals offers the audience a delightful evening.
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This year, there will be 8 performer groups in the first half of the concert:
Fiona Fong (soprano solo) Philip Hui (tenor solo) Chie Jimbo (soprano solo) Charlotte Liu (soprano solo) Eddy Mak (baritone solo) Michelle Tsui (soprano solo) Simon Chan & Eddy Mak (duet) Youth New World Children's and Youth Choir
The second half of the concert will showcase an abridged version of Offenbach's the Tales of Hoffmann with solo roles performed by outstanding local talents. The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorus will also participate in the performance under the baton of our guest conductor, Mr Hsu Wei-en.
Soloists for the Tales of Hoffmann (abridged version):
Hoffmann - Wesley Lam La Muse / Niklaus - Christy Li Olympia - Rachel Kwok Antonia - Michelle Tsui Giulietta / Stella - Gladys Ho Lindorf / Coppelius / Miracle - Pong Chung Lam Crespel / Dapertutto - Eddy Mak La Voix - Ruth Lau Nathanael / Spalanzani - Butt Hiu Tung Andreas / Cochenille / Pitics - Justin Ching Luther / Schlemil - Simon Depiets
Hermann - Guillaume Huet
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Opera Fever 7 Paris Romance 歌劇狂熱 情約巴黎 |
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Opera Fever 7 is another concert in Opera Society of Hong Kong's musical and educational programme in which talented singers and young professional singers pay tribute to Le French May 2019.  The wide-ranging repertoire of all-time favourite operatic arias in French / Italian and excerpts from musicals offers the audience a delightful evening.
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This year, there will be 8 performer groups in the first half of the concert:
Fiona Fong (soprano solo) Philip Hui (tenor solo) Chie Jimbo (soprano solo) Charlotte Liu (soprano solo) Eddy Mak (baritone solo) Michelle Tsui (soprano solo) Simon Chan & Eddy Mak (duet) Youth New World Children's and Youth Choir
The second half of the concert will showcase an abridged version of Offenbach's the Tales of Hoffmann with solo roles performed by outstanding local talents. The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorus will also participate in the performance under the baton of our guest conductor, Mr Hsu Wei-en.
Soloists for the Tales of Hoffmann (abridged version):
Hoffmann - Wesley Lam La Muse / Niklaus - Christy Li Olympia - Rachel Kwok Antonia - Michelle Tsui Giulietta / Stella - Gladys Ho Lindorf / Coppelius / Miracle - Pong Chung Lam Crespel / Dapertutto - Eddy Mak La Voix - Ruth Lau Nathanael / Spalanzani - Butt Hiu Tung Andreas / Cochenille / Pitics - Justin Ching Luther / Schlemil - Simon Depiets
Hermann - Guillaume Huet
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Opera Fever 7 Paris Romance 歌劇狂熱 情約巴黎 |
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Opera Fever 7 is another concert in Opera Society of Hong Kong's musical and educational programme in which talented singers and young professional singers pay tribute to Le French May 2019.  The wide-ranging repertoire of all-time favourite operatic arias in French / Italian and excerpts from musicals offers the audience a delightful evening.
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This year, there will be 8 performer groups in the first half of the concert:
Fiona Fong (soprano solo) Philip Hui (tenor solo) Chie Jimbo (soprano solo) Charlotte Liu (soprano solo) Eddy Mak (baritone solo) Michelle Tsui (soprano solo) Simon Chan & Eddy Mak (duet) Youth New World Children's and Youth Choir
The second half of the concert will showcase an abridged version of Offenbach's the Tales of Hoffmann with solo roles performed by outstanding local talents. The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorus will also participate in the performance under the baton of our guest conductor, Mr Hsu Wei-en.
Soloists for the Tales of Hoffmann (abridged version):
Hoffmann - Wesley Lam La Muse / Niklaus - Christy Li Olympia - Rachel Kwok Antonia - Michelle Tsui Giulietta / Stella - Gladys Ho Lindorf / Coppelius / Miracle - Pong Chung Lam Crespel / Dapertutto - Eddy Mak La Voix - Ruth Lau Nathanael / Spalanzani - Butt Hiu Tung Andreas / Cochenille / Pitics - Justin Ching Luther / Schlemil - Simon Depiets
Hermann - Guillaume Huet
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Opera Fever 7 Paris Romance 歌劇狂熱 情約巴黎 |
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Opera Fever 7 is another concert in Opera Society of Hong Kong's musical and educational programme in which talented singers and young professional singers pay tribute to Le French May 2019.  The wide-ranging repertoire of all-time favourite operatic arias in French / Italian and excerpts from musicals offers the audience a delightful evening.
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This year, there will be 8 performer groups in the first half of the concert:
Fiona Fong (soprano solo) Philip Hui (tenor solo) Chie Jimbo (soprano solo) Charlotte Liu (soprano solo) Eddy Mak (baritone solo) Michelle Tsui (soprano solo) Simon Chan & Eddy Mak (duet) Youth New World Children's and Youth Choir
The second half of the concert will showcase an abridged version of Offenbach's the Tales of Hoffmann with solo roles performed by outstanding local talents. The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorus will also participate in the performance under the baton of our guest conductor, Mr Hsu Wei-en.
Soloists for the Tales of Hoffmann (abridged version):
Hoffmann - Wesley Lam La Muse / Niklaus - Christy Li Olympia - Rachel Kwok Antonia - Michelle Tsui Giulietta / Stella - Gladys Ho Lindorf / Coppelius / Miracle - Pong Chung Lam Crespel / Dapertutto - Eddy Mak La Voix - Ruth Lau Nathanael / Spalanzani - Butt Hiu Tung Andreas / Cochenille / Pitics - Justin Ching Luther / Schlemil - Simon Depiets
Hermann - Guillaume Huet
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Opera Fever 7 Paris Romance 歌劇狂熱 情約巴黎 |
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This year, there will be 8 performer groups in the first half of the concert:
Fiona Fong (soprano solo) Philip Hui (tenor solo) Chie Jimbo (soprano solo) Charlotte Liu (soprano solo) Eddy Mak (baritone solo) Michelle Tsui (soprano solo) Simon Chan & Eddy Mak (duet) Youth New World Children's and Youth Choir
The second half of the concert will showcase an abridged version of Offenbach's the Tales of Hoffmann with solo roles performed by outstanding local talents. The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorus will also participate in the performance under the baton of our guest conductor, Mr Hsu Wei-en.
Soloists for the Tales of Hoffmann (abridged version):
Hoffmann - Wesley Lam La Muse / Niklaus - Christy Li Olympia - Rachel Kwok Antonia - Michelle Tsui Giulietta / Stella - Gladys Ho Lindorf / Coppelius / Miracle - Pong Chung Lam Crespel / Dapertutto - Eddy Mak La Voix - Ruth Lau Nathanael / Spalanzani - Butt Hiu Tung Andreas / Cochenille / Pitics - Justin Ching Luther / Schlemil - Simon Depiets
Hermann - Guillaume Huet
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Opera Fever 7 Paris Romance 歌劇狂熱 情約巴黎 |
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This year, there will be 8 performer groups in the first half of the concert:
Fiona Fong (soprano solo) Philip Hui (tenor solo) Chie Jimbo (soprano solo) Charlotte Liu (soprano solo) Eddy Mak (baritone solo) Michelle Tsui (soprano solo) Simon Chan & Eddy Mak (duet) Youth New World Children's and Youth Choir
The second half of the concert will showcase an abridged version of Offenbach's the Tales of Hoffmann with solo roles performed by outstanding local talents. The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorus will also participate in the performance under the baton of our guest conductor, Mr Hsu Wei-en.
Soloists for the Tales of Hoffmann (abridged version):
Hoffmann - Wesley Lam La Muse / Niklaus - Christy Li Olympia - Rachel Kwok Antonia - Michelle Tsui Giulietta / Stella - Gladys Ho Lindorf / Coppelius / Miracle - Pong Chung Lam Crespel / Dapertutto - Eddy Mak La Voix - Ruth Lau Nathanael / Spalanzani - Butt Hiu Tung Andreas / Cochenille / Pitics - Justin Ching Luther / Schlemil - Simon Depiets
Hermann - Guillaume Huet
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Opera Fever 7 Paris Romance 歌劇狂熱 情約巴黎 |
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This year, there will be 8 performer groups in the first half of the concert:
Fiona Fong (soprano solo) Philip Hui (tenor solo) Chie Jimbo (soprano solo) Charlotte Liu (soprano solo) Eddy Mak (baritone solo) Michelle Tsui (soprano solo) Simon Chan & Eddy Mak (duet) Youth New World Children's and Youth Choir
The second half of the concert will showcase an abridged version of Offenbach's the Tales of Hoffmann with solo roles performed by outstanding local talents. The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorus will also participate in the performance under the baton of our guest conductor, Mr Hsu Wei-en.
Soloists for the Tales of Hoffmann (abridged version):
Hoffmann - Wesley Lam La Muse / Niklaus - Christy Li Olympia - Rachel Kwok Antonia - Michelle Tsui Giulietta / Stella - Gladys Ho Lindorf / Coppelius / Miracle - Pong Chung Lam Crespel / Dapertutto - Eddy Mak La Voix - Ruth Lau Nathanael / Spalanzani - Butt Hiu Tung Andreas / Cochenille / Pitics - Justin Ching Luther / Schlemil - Simon Depiets
Hermann - Guillaume Huet
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Opera Fever 7 Paris Romance 歌劇狂熱 情約巴黎 |
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This year, there will be 8 performer groups in the first half of the concert:
Fiona Fong (soprano solo) Philip Hui (tenor solo) Chie Jimbo (soprano solo) Charlotte Liu (soprano solo) Eddy Mak (baritone solo) Michelle Tsui (soprano solo) Simon Chan & Eddy Mak (duet) Youth New World Children's and Youth Choir
The second half of the concert will showcase an abridged version of Offenbach's the Tales of Hoffmann with solo roles performed by outstanding local talents. The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorus will also participate in the performance under the baton of our guest conductor, Mr Hsu Wei-en.
Soloists for the Tales of Hoffmann (abridged version):
Hoffmann - Wesley Lam La Muse / Niklaus - Christy Li Olympia - Rachel Kwok Antonia - Michelle Tsui Giulietta / Stella - Gladys Ho Lindorf / Coppelius / Miracle - Pong Chung Lam Crespel / Dapertutto - Eddy Mak La Voix - Ruth Lau Nathanael / Spalanzani - Butt Hiu Tung Andreas / Cochenille / Pitics - Justin Ching Luther / Schlemil - Simon Depiets
Hermann - Guillaume Huet
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Opera Fever 7 Paris Romance 歌劇狂熱 情約巴黎 |
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This year, there will be 8 performer groups in the first half of the concert:
Fiona Fong (soprano solo) Philip Hui (tenor solo) Chie Jimbo (soprano solo) Charlotte Liu (soprano solo) Eddy Mak (baritone solo) Michelle Tsui (soprano solo) Simon Chan & Eddy Mak (duet) Youth New World Children's and Youth Choir
The second half of the concert will showcase an abridged version of Offenbach's the Tales of Hoffmann with solo roles performed by outstanding local talents. The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorus will also participate in the performance under the baton of our guest conductor, Mr Hsu Wei-en.
Soloists for the Tales of Hoffmann (abridged version):
Hoffmann - Wesley Lam La Muse / Niklaus - Christy Li Olympia - Rachel Kwok Antonia - Michelle Tsui Giulietta / Stella - Gladys Ho Lindorf / Coppelius / Miracle - Pong Chung Lam Crespel / Dapertutto - Eddy Mak La Voix - Ruth Lau Nathanael / Spalanzani - Butt Hiu Tung Andreas / Cochenille / Pitics - Justin Ching Luther / Schlemil - Simon Depiets
Hermann - Guillaume Huet
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Opera Fever 7 Paris Romance 歌劇狂熱 情約巴黎 |
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This year, there will be 8 performer groups in the first half of the concert:
Fiona Fong (soprano solo) Philip Hui (tenor solo) Chie Jimbo (soprano solo) Charlotte Liu (soprano solo) Eddy Mak (baritone solo) Michelle Tsui (soprano solo) Simon Chan & Eddy Mak (duet) Youth New World Children's and Youth Choir
The second half of the concert will showcase an abridged version of Offenbach's the Tales of Hoffmann with solo roles performed by outstanding local talents. The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorus will also participate in the performance under the baton of our guest conductor, Mr Hsu Wei-en.
Soloists for the Tales of Hoffmann (abridged version):
Hoffmann - Wesley Lam La Muse / Niklaus - Christy Li Olympia - Rachel Kwok Antonia - Michelle Tsui Giulietta / Stella - Gladys Ho Lindorf / Coppelius / Miracle - Pong Chung Lam Crespel / Dapertutto - Eddy Mak La Voix - Ruth Lau Nathanael / Spalanzani - Butt Hiu Tung Andreas / Cochenille / Pitics - Justin Ching Luther / Schlemil - Simon Depiets
Hermann - Guillaume Huet
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Opera Fever 7 Paris Romance 歌劇狂熱 情約巴黎 |
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This year, there will be 8 performer groups in the first half of the concert:
Fiona Fong (soprano solo) Philip Hui (tenor solo) Chie Jimbo (soprano solo) Charlotte Liu (soprano solo) Eddy Mak (baritone solo) Michelle Tsui (soprano solo) Simon Chan & Eddy Mak (duet) Youth New World Children's and Youth Choir
The second half of the concert will showcase an abridged version of Offenbach's the Tales of Hoffmann with solo roles performed by outstanding local talents. The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorus will also participate in the performance under the baton of our guest conductor, Mr Hsu Wei-en.
Soloists for the Tales of Hoffmann (abridged version):
Hoffmann - Wesley Lam La Muse / Niklaus - Christy Li Olympia - Rachel Kwok Antonia - Michelle Tsui Giulietta / Stella - Gladys Ho Lindorf / Coppelius / Miracle - Pong Chung Lam Crespel / Dapertutto - Eddy Mak La Voix - Ruth Lau Nathanael / Spalanzani - Butt Hiu Tung Andreas / Cochenille / Pitics - Justin Ching Luther / Schlemil - Simon Depiets
Hermann - Guillaume Huet
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Opera Fever 7 Paris Romance 歌劇狂熱 情約巴黎 |
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This year, there will be 8 performer groups in the first half of the concert:
Fiona Fong (soprano solo) Philip Hui (tenor solo) Chie Jimbo (soprano solo) Charlotte Liu (soprano solo) Eddy Mak (baritone solo) Michelle Tsui (soprano solo) Simon Chan & Eddy Mak (duet) Youth New World Children's and Youth Choir
The second half of the concert will showcase an abridged version of Offenbach's the Tales of Hoffmann with solo roles performed by outstanding local talents. The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorus will also participate in the performance under the baton of our guest conductor, Mr Hsu Wei-en.
Soloists for the Tales of Hoffmann (abridged version):
Hoffmann - Wesley Lam La Muse / Niklaus - Christy Li Olympia - Rachel Kwok Antonia - Michelle Tsui Giulietta / Stella - Gladys Ho Lindorf / Coppelius / Miracle - Pong Chung Lam Crespel / Dapertutto - Eddy Mak La Voix - Ruth Lau Nathanael / Spalanzani - Butt Hiu Tung Andreas / Cochenille / Pitics - Justin Ching Luther / Schlemil - Simon Depiets
Hermann - Guillaume Huet
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Opera Fever 7 Paris Romance 歌劇狂熱 情約巴黎 |
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This year, there will be 8 performer groups in the first half of the concert:
Fiona Fong (soprano solo) Philip Hui (tenor solo) Chie Jimbo (soprano solo) Charlotte Liu (soprano solo) Eddy Mak (baritone solo) Michelle Tsui (soprano solo) Simon Chan & Eddy Mak (duet) Youth New World Children's and Youth Choir
The second half of the concert will showcase an abridged version of Offenbach's the Tales of Hoffmann with solo roles performed by outstanding local talents. The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorus will also participate in the performance under the baton of our guest conductor, Mr Hsu Wei-en.
Soloists for the Tales of Hoffmann (abridged version):
Hoffmann - Wesley Lam La Muse / Niklaus - Christy Li Olympia - Rachel Kwok Antonia - Michelle Tsui Giulietta / Stella - Gladys Ho Lindorf / Coppelius / Miracle - Pong Chung Lam Crespel / Dapertutto - Eddy Mak La Voix - Ruth Lau Nathanael / Spalanzani - Butt Hiu Tung Andreas / Cochenille / Pitics - Justin Ching Luther / Schlemil - Simon Depiets
Hermann - Guillaume Huet
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Opera Fever 7 Paris Romance 歌劇狂熱 情約巴黎 |
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This year, there will be 8 performer groups in the first half of the concert:
Fiona Fong (soprano solo) Philip Hui (tenor solo) Chie Jimbo (soprano solo) Charlotte Liu (soprano solo) Eddy Mak (baritone solo) Michelle Tsui (soprano solo) Simon Chan & Eddy Mak (duet) Youth New World Children's and Youth Choir
The second half of the concert will showcase an abridged version of Offenbach's the Tales of Hoffmann with solo roles performed by outstanding local talents. The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorus will also participate in the performance under the baton of our guest conductor, Mr Hsu Wei-en.
Soloists for the Tales of Hoffmann (abridged version):
Hoffmann - Wesley Lam La Muse / Niklaus - Christy Li Olympia - Rachel Kwok Antonia - Michelle Tsui Giulietta / Stella - Gladys Ho Lindorf / Coppelius / Miracle - Pong Chung Lam Crespel / Dapertutto - Eddy Mak La Voix - Ruth Lau Nathanael / Spalanzani - Butt Hiu Tung Andreas / Cochenille / Pitics - Justin Ching Luther / Schlemil - Simon Depiets
Hermann - Guillaume Huet
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Opera Fever 7 Paris Romance 歌劇狂熱 情約巴黎 |
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This year, there will be 8 performer groups in the first half of the concert:
Fiona Fong (soprano solo) Philip Hui (tenor solo) Chie Jimbo (soprano solo) Charlotte Liu (soprano solo) Eddy Mak (baritone solo) Michelle Tsui (soprano solo) Simon Chan & Eddy Mak (duet) Youth New World Children's and Youth Choir
The second half of the concert will showcase an abridged version of Offenbach's the Tales of Hoffmann with solo roles performed by outstanding local talents. The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorus will also participate in the performance under the baton of our guest conductor, Mr Hsu Wei-en.
Soloists for the Tales of Hoffmann (abridged version):
Hoffmann - Wesley Lam La Muse / Niklaus - Christy Li Olympia - Rachel Kwok Antonia - Michelle Tsui Giulietta / Stella - Gladys Ho Lindorf / Coppelius / Miracle - Pong Chung Lam Crespel / Dapertutto - Eddy Mak La Voix - Ruth Lau Nathanael / Spalanzani - Butt Hiu Tung Andreas / Cochenille / Pitics - Justin Ching Luther / Schlemil - Simon Depiets
Hermann - Guillaume Huet
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Opera Fever 7 Paris Romance 歌劇狂熱 情約巴黎 |
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This year, there will be 8 performer groups in the first half of the concert:
Fiona Fong (soprano solo) Philip Hui (tenor solo) Chie Jimbo (soprano solo) Charlotte Liu (soprano solo) Eddy Mak (baritone solo) Michelle Tsui (soprano solo) Simon Chan & Eddy Mak (duet) Youth New World Children's and Youth Choir
The second half of the concert will showcase an abridged version of Offenbach's the Tales of Hoffmann with solo roles performed by outstanding local talents. The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorus will also participate in the performance under the baton of our guest conductor, Mr Hsu Wei-en.
Soloists for the Tales of Hoffmann (abridged version):
Hoffmann - Wesley Lam La Muse / Niklaus - Christy Li Olympia - Rachel Kwok Antonia - Michelle Tsui Giulietta / Stella - Gladys Ho Lindorf / Coppelius / Miracle - Pong Chung Lam Crespel / Dapertutto - Eddy Mak La Voix - Ruth Lau Nathanael / Spalanzani - Butt Hiu Tung Andreas / Cochenille / Pitics - Justin Ching Luther / Schlemil - Simon Depiets
Hermann - Guillaume Huet
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Opera Fever 7 Paris Romance 歌劇狂熱 情約巴黎 |
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This year, there will be 8 performer groups in the first half of the concert:
Fiona Fong (soprano solo) Philip Hui (tenor solo) Chie Jimbo (soprano solo) Charlotte Liu (soprano solo) Eddy Mak (baritone solo) Michelle Tsui (soprano solo) Simon Chan & Eddy Mak (duet) Youth New World Children's and Youth Choir
The second half of the concert will showcase an abridged version of Offenbach's the Tales of Hoffmann with solo roles performed by outstanding local talents. The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorus will also participate in the performance under the baton of our guest conductor, Mr Hsu Wei-en.
Soloists for the Tales of Hoffmann (abridged version):
Hoffmann - Wesley Lam La Muse / Niklaus - Christy Li Olympia - Rachel Kwok Antonia - Michelle Tsui Giulietta / Stella - Gladys Ho Lindorf / Coppelius / Miracle - Pong Chung Lam Crespel / Dapertutto - Eddy Mak La Voix - Ruth Lau Nathanael / Spalanzani - Butt Hiu Tung Andreas / Cochenille / Pitics - Justin Ching Luther / Schlemil - Simon Depiets
Hermann - Guillaume Huet
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Opera Fever 7 Paris Romance 歌劇狂熱 情約巴黎 |
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This year, there will be 8 performer groups in the first half of the concert:
Fiona Fong (soprano solo) Philip Hui (tenor solo) Chie Jimbo (soprano solo) Charlotte Liu (soprano solo) Eddy Mak (baritone solo) Michelle Tsui (soprano solo) Simon Chan & Eddy Mak (duet) Youth New World Children's and Youth Choir
The second half of the concert will showcase an abridged version of Offenbach's the Tales of Hoffmann with solo roles performed by outstanding local talents. The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorus will also participate in the performance under the baton of our guest conductor, Mr Hsu Wei-en.
Soloists for the Tales of Hoffmann (abridged version):
Hoffmann - Wesley Lam La Muse / Niklaus - Christy Li Olympia - Rachel Kwok Antonia - Michelle Tsui Giulietta / Stella - Gladys Ho Lindorf / Coppelius / Miracle - Pong Chung Lam Crespel / Dapertutto - Eddy Mak La Voix - Ruth Lau Nathanael / Spalanzani - Butt Hiu Tung Andreas / Cochenille / Pitics - Justin Ching Luther / Schlemil - Simon Depiets
Hermann - Guillaume Huet
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Opera Fever 7 Paris Romance 歌劇狂熱 情約巴黎 |
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This year, there will be 8 performer groups in the first half of the concert:
Fiona Fong (soprano solo) Philip Hui (tenor solo) Chie Jimbo (soprano solo) Charlotte Liu (soprano solo) Eddy Mak (baritone solo) Michelle Tsui (soprano solo) Simon Chan & Eddy Mak (duet) Youth New World Children's and Youth Choir
The second half of the concert will showcase an abridged version of Offenbach's the Tales of Hoffmann with solo roles performed by outstanding local talents. The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorus will also participate in the performance under the baton of our guest conductor, Mr Hsu Wei-en.
Soloists for the Tales of Hoffmann (abridged version):
Hoffmann - Wesley Lam La Muse / Niklaus - Christy Li Olympia - Rachel Kwok Antonia - Michelle Tsui Giulietta / Stella - Gladys Ho Lindorf / Coppelius / Miracle - Pong Chung Lam Crespel / Dapertutto - Eddy Mak La Voix - Ruth Lau Nathanael / Spalanzani - Butt Hiu Tung Andreas / Cochenille / Pitics - Justin Ching Luther / Schlemil - Simon Depiets
Hermann - Guillaume Huet
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Opera Fever 7 Paris Romance 歌劇狂熱 情約巴黎 |
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This year, there will be 8 performer groups in the first half of the concert:
Fiona Fong (soprano solo) Philip Hui (tenor solo) Chie Jimbo (soprano solo) Charlotte Liu (soprano solo) Eddy Mak (baritone solo) Michelle Tsui (soprano solo) Simon Chan & Eddy Mak (duet) Youth New World Children's and Youth Choir
The second half of the concert will showcase an abridged version of Offenbach's the Tales of Hoffmann with solo roles performed by outstanding local talents. The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorus will also participate in the performance under the baton of our guest conductor, Mr Hsu Wei-en.
Soloists for the Tales of Hoffmann (abridged version):
Hoffmann - Wesley Lam La Muse / Niklaus - Christy Li Olympia - Rachel Kwok Antonia - Michelle Tsui Giulietta / Stella - Gladys Ho Lindorf / Coppelius / Miracle - Pong Chung Lam Crespel / Dapertutto - Eddy Mak La Voix - Ruth Lau Nathanael / Spalanzani - Butt Hiu Tung Andreas / Cochenille / Pitics - Justin Ching Luther / Schlemil - Simon Depiets
Hermann - Guillaume Huet
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Opera Fever 7 Paris Romance 歌劇狂熱 情約巴黎 |
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This year, there will be 8 performer groups in the first half of the concert:
Fiona Fong (soprano solo) Philip Hui (tenor solo) Chie Jimbo (soprano solo) Charlotte Liu (soprano solo) Eddy Mak (baritone solo) Michelle Tsui (soprano solo) Simon Chan & Eddy Mak (duet) Youth New World Children's and Youth Choir
The second half of the concert will showcase an abridged version of Offenbach's the Tales of Hoffmann with solo roles performed by outstanding local talents. The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorus will also participate in the performance under the baton of our guest conductor, Mr Hsu Wei-en.
Soloists for the Tales of Hoffmann (abridged version):
Hoffmann - Wesley Lam La Muse / Niklaus - Christy Li Olympia - Rachel Kwok Antonia - Michelle Tsui Giulietta / Stella - Gladys Ho Lindorf / Coppelius / Miracle - Pong Chung Lam Crespel / Dapertutto - Eddy Mak La Voix - Ruth Lau Nathanael / Spalanzani - Butt Hiu Tung Andreas / Cochenille / Pitics - Justin Ching Luther / Schlemil - Simon Depiets
Hermann - Guillaume Huet
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Opera Fever 7 Paris Romance 歌劇狂熱 情約巴黎 |
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This year, there will be 8 performer groups in the first half of the concert:
Fiona Fong (soprano solo) Philip Hui (tenor solo) Chie Jimbo (soprano solo) Charlotte Liu (soprano solo) Eddy Mak (baritone solo) Michelle Tsui (soprano solo) Simon Chan & Eddy Mak (duet) Youth New World Children's and Youth Choir
The second half of the concert will showcase an abridged version of Offenbach's the Tales of Hoffmann with solo roles performed by outstanding local talents. The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorus will also participate in the performance under the baton of our guest conductor, Mr Hsu Wei-en.
Soloists for the Tales of Hoffmann (abridged version):
Hoffmann - Wesley Lam La Muse / Niklaus - Christy Li Olympia - Rachel Kwok Antonia - Michelle Tsui Giulietta / Stella - Gladys Ho Lindorf / Coppelius / Miracle - Pong Chung Lam Crespel / Dapertutto - Eddy Mak La Voix - Ruth Lau Nathanael / Spalanzani - Butt Hiu Tung Andreas / Cochenille / Pitics - Justin Ching Luther / Schlemil - Simon Depiets
Hermann - Guillaume Huet
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Opera Fever 7 Paris Romance 歌劇狂熱 情約巴黎 |
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This year, there will be 8 performer groups in the first half of the concert:
Fiona Fong (soprano solo) Philip Hui (tenor solo) Chie Jimbo (soprano solo) Charlotte Liu (soprano solo) Eddy Mak (baritone solo) Michelle Tsui (soprano solo) Simon Chan & Eddy Mak (duet) Youth New World Children's and Youth Choir
The second half of the concert will showcase an abridged version of Offenbach's the Tales of Hoffmann with solo roles performed by outstanding local talents. The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorus will also participate in the performance under the baton of our guest conductor, Mr Hsu Wei-en.
Soloists for the Tales of Hoffmann (abridged version):
Hoffmann - Wesley Lam La Muse / Niklaus - Christy Li Olympia - Rachel Kwok Antonia - Michelle Tsui Giulietta / Stella - Gladys Ho Lindorf / Coppelius / Miracle - Pong Chung Lam Crespel / Dapertutto - Eddy Mak La Voix - Ruth Lau Nathanael / Spalanzani - Butt Hiu Tung Andreas / Cochenille / Pitics - Justin Ching Luther / Schlemil - Simon Depiets
Hermann - Guillaume Huet
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Opera Fever 7 Paris Romance 歌劇狂熱 情約巴黎 |
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This year, there will be 8 performer groups in the first half of the concert:
Fiona Fong (soprano solo) Philip Hui (tenor solo) Chie Jimbo (soprano solo) Charlotte Liu (soprano solo) Eddy Mak (baritone solo) Michelle Tsui (soprano solo) Simon Chan & Eddy Mak (duet) Youth New World Children's and Youth Choir
The second half of the concert will showcase an abridged version of Offenbach's the Tales of Hoffmann with solo roles performed by outstanding local talents. The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorus will also participate in the performance under the baton of our guest conductor, Mr Hsu Wei-en.
Soloists for the Tales of Hoffmann (abridged version):
Hoffmann - Wesley Lam La Muse / Niklaus - Christy Li Olympia - Rachel Kwok Antonia - Michelle Tsui Giulietta / Stella - Gladys Ho Lindorf / Coppelius / Miracle - Pong Chung Lam Crespel / Dapertutto - Eddy Mak La Voix - Ruth Lau Nathanael / Spalanzani - Butt Hiu Tung Andreas / Cochenille / Pitics - Justin Ching Luther / Schlemil - Simon Depiets
Hermann - Guillaume Huet
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Opera Fever 7 Paris Romance 歌劇狂熱 情約巴黎 |
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This year, there will be 8 performer groups in the first half of the concert:
Fiona Fong (soprano solo) Philip Hui (tenor solo) Chie Jimbo (soprano solo) Charlotte Liu (soprano solo) Eddy Mak (baritone solo) Michelle Tsui (soprano solo) Simon Chan & Eddy Mak (duet) Youth New World Children's and Youth Choir
The second half of the concert will showcase an abridged version of Offenbach's the Tales of Hoffmann with solo roles performed by outstanding local talents. The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorus will also participate in the performance under the baton of our guest conductor, Mr Hsu Wei-en.
Soloists for the Tales of Hoffmann (abridged version):
Hoffmann - Wesley Lam La Muse / Niklaus - Christy Li Olympia - Rachel Kwok Antonia - Michelle Tsui Giulietta / Stella - Gladys Ho Lindorf / Coppelius / Miracle - Pong Chung Lam Crespel / Dapertutto - Eddy Mak La Voix - Ruth Lau Nathanael / Spalanzani - Butt Hiu Tung Andreas / Cochenille / Pitics - Justin Ching Luther / Schlemil - Simon Depiets
Hermann - Guillaume Huet
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Opera Fever 7 Paris Romance 歌劇狂熱 情約巴黎 |
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This year, there will be 8 performer groups in the first half of the concert:
Fiona Fong (soprano solo) Philip Hui (tenor solo) Chie Jimbo (soprano solo) Charlotte Liu (soprano solo) Eddy Mak (baritone solo) Michelle Tsui (soprano solo) Simon Chan & Eddy Mak (duet) Youth New World Children's and Youth Choir
The second half of the concert will showcase an abridged version of Offenbach's the Tales of Hoffmann with solo roles performed by outstanding local talents. The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorus will also participate in the performance under the baton of our guest conductor, Mr Hsu Wei-en.
Soloists for the Tales of Hoffmann (abridged version):
Hoffmann - Wesley Lam La Muse / Niklaus - Christy Li Olympia - Rachel Kwok Antonia - Michelle Tsui Giulietta / Stella - Gladys Ho Lindorf / Coppelius / Miracle - Pong Chung Lam Crespel / Dapertutto - Eddy Mak La Voix - Ruth Lau Nathanael / Spalanzani - Butt Hiu Tung Andreas / Cochenille / Pitics - Justin Ching Luther / Schlemil - Simon Depiets
Hermann - Guillaume Huet
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Opera Fever 7 Paris Romance 歌劇狂熱 情約巴黎 |
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This year, there will be 8 performer groups in the first half of the concert:
Fiona Fong (soprano solo) Philip Hui (tenor solo) Chie Jimbo (soprano solo) Charlotte Liu (soprano solo) Eddy Mak (baritone solo) Michelle Tsui (soprano solo) Simon Chan & Eddy Mak (duet) Youth New World Children's and Youth Choir
The second half of the concert will showcase an abridged version of Offenbach's the Tales of Hoffmann with solo roles performed by outstanding local talents. The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorus will also participate in the performance under the baton of our guest conductor, Mr Hsu Wei-en.
Soloists for the Tales of Hoffmann (abridged version):
Hoffmann - Wesley Lam La Muse / Niklaus - Christy Li Olympia - Rachel Kwok Antonia - Michelle Tsui Giulietta / Stella - Gladys Ho Lindorf / Coppelius / Miracle - Pong Chung Lam Crespel / Dapertutto - Eddy Mak La Voix - Ruth Lau Nathanael / Spalanzani - Butt Hiu Tung Andreas / Cochenille / Pitics - Justin Ching Luther / Schlemil - Simon Depiets
Hermann - Guillaume Huet
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Opera Fever 7 Paris Romance 歌劇狂熱 情約巴黎 |
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This year, there will be 8 performer groups in the first half of the concert:
Fiona Fong (soprano solo) Philip Hui (tenor solo) Chie Jimbo (soprano solo) Charlotte Liu (soprano solo) Eddy Mak (baritone solo) Michelle Tsui (soprano solo) Simon Chan & Eddy Mak (duet) Youth New World Children's and Youth Choir
The second half of the concert will showcase an abridged version of Offenbach's the Tales of Hoffmann with solo roles performed by outstanding local talents. The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorus will also participate in the performance under the baton of our guest conductor, Mr Hsu Wei-en.
Soloists for the Tales of Hoffmann (abridged version):
Hoffmann - Wesley Lam La Muse / Niklaus - Christy Li Olympia - Rachel Kwok Antonia - Michelle Tsui Giulietta / Stella - Gladys Ho Lindorf / Coppelius / Miracle - Pong Chung Lam Crespel / Dapertutto - Eddy Mak La Voix - Ruth Lau Nathanael / Spalanzani - Butt Hiu Tung Andreas / Cochenille / Pitics - Justin Ching Luther / Schlemil - Simon Depiets
Hermann - Guillaume Huet
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Opera Fever 7 Paris Romance 歌劇狂熱 情約巴黎 |
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This year, there will be 8 performer groups in the first half of the concert:
Fiona Fong (soprano solo) Philip Hui (tenor solo) Chie Jimbo (soprano solo) Charlotte Liu (soprano solo) Eddy Mak (baritone solo) Michelle Tsui (soprano solo) Simon Chan & Eddy Mak (duet) Youth New World Children's and Youth Choir
The second half of the concert will showcase an abridged version of Offenbach's the Tales of Hoffmann with solo roles performed by outstanding local talents. The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorus will also participate in the performance under the baton of our guest conductor, Mr Hsu Wei-en.
Soloists for the Tales of Hoffmann (abridged version):
Hoffmann - Wesley Lam La Muse / Niklaus - Christy Li Olympia - Rachel Kwok Antonia - Michelle Tsui Giulietta / Stella - Gladys Ho Lindorf / Coppelius / Miracle - Pong Chung Lam Crespel / Dapertutto - Eddy Mak La Voix - Ruth Lau Nathanael / Spalanzani - Butt Hiu Tung Andreas / Cochenille / Pitics - Justin Ching Luther / Schlemil - Simon Depiets
Hermann - Guillaume Huet
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Opera Fever 7 Paris Romance 歌劇狂熱 情約巴黎 |
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This year, there will be 8 performer groups in the first half of the concert:
Fiona Fong (soprano solo) Philip Hui (tenor solo) Chie Jimbo (soprano solo) Charlotte Liu (soprano solo) Eddy Mak (baritone solo) Michelle Tsui (soprano solo) Simon Chan & Eddy Mak (duet) Youth New World Children's and Youth Choir
The second half of the concert will showcase an abridged version of Offenbach's the Tales of Hoffmann with solo roles performed by outstanding local talents. The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorus will also participate in the performance under the baton of our guest conductor, Mr Hsu Wei-en.
Soloists for the Tales of Hoffmann (abridged version):
Hoffmann - Wesley Lam La Muse / Niklaus - Christy Li Olympia - Rachel Kwok Antonia - Michelle Tsui Giulietta / Stella - Gladys Ho Lindorf / Coppelius / Miracle - Pong Chung Lam Crespel / Dapertutto - Eddy Mak La Voix - Ruth Lau Nathanael / Spalanzani - Butt Hiu Tung Andreas / Cochenille / Pitics - Justin Ching Luther / Schlemil - Simon Depiets
Hermann - Guillaume Huet
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Opera Fever 7 Paris Romance 歌劇狂熱 情約巴黎 |
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This year, there will be 8 performer groups in the first half of the concert:
Fiona Fong (soprano solo) Philip Hui (tenor solo) Chie Jimbo (soprano solo) Charlotte Liu (soprano solo) Eddy Mak (baritone solo) Michelle Tsui (soprano solo) Simon Chan & Eddy Mak (duet) Youth New World Children's and Youth Choir
The second half of the concert will showcase an abridged version of Offenbach's the Tales of Hoffmann with solo roles performed by outstanding local talents. The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorus will also participate in the performance under the baton of our guest conductor, Mr Hsu Wei-en.
Soloists for the Tales of Hoffmann (abridged version):
Hoffmann - Wesley Lam La Muse / Niklaus - Christy Li Olympia - Rachel Kwok Antonia - Michelle Tsui Giulietta / Stella - Gladys Ho Lindorf / Coppelius / Miracle - Pong Chung Lam Crespel / Dapertutto - Eddy Mak La Voix - Ruth Lau Nathanael / Spalanzani - Butt Hiu Tung Andreas / Cochenille / Pitics - Justin Ching Luther / Schlemil - Simon Depiets
Hermann - Guillaume Huet
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Opera Fever 7 Paris Romance 歌劇狂熱 情約巴黎 |
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This year, there will be 8 performer groups in the first half of the concert:
Fiona Fong (soprano solo) Philip Hui (tenor solo) Chie Jimbo (soprano solo) Charlotte Liu (soprano solo) Eddy Mak (baritone solo) Michelle Tsui (soprano solo) Simon Chan & Eddy Mak (duet) Youth New World Children's and Youth Choir
The second half of the concert will showcase an abridged version of Offenbach's the Tales of Hoffmann with solo roles performed by outstanding local talents. The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorus will also participate in the performance under the baton of our guest conductor, Mr Hsu Wei-en.
Soloists for the Tales of Hoffmann (abridged version):
Hoffmann - Wesley Lam La Muse / Niklaus - Christy Li Olympia - Rachel Kwok Antonia - Michelle Tsui Giulietta / Stella - Gladys Ho Lindorf / Coppelius / Miracle - Pong Chung Lam Crespel / Dapertutto - Eddy Mak La Voix - Ruth Lau Nathanael / Spalanzani - Butt Hiu Tung Andreas / Cochenille / Pitics - Justin Ching Luther / Schlemil - Simon Depiets
Hermann - Guillaume Huet
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Opera Fever 7 Paris Romance 歌劇狂熱 情約巴黎 |
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This year, there will be 8 performer groups in the first half of the concert:
Fiona Fong (soprano solo) Philip Hui (tenor solo) Chie Jimbo (soprano solo) Charlotte Liu (soprano solo) Eddy Mak (baritone solo) Michelle Tsui (soprano solo) Simon Chan & Eddy Mak (duet) Youth New World Children's and Youth Choir
The second half of the concert will showcase an abridged version of Offenbach's the Tales of Hoffmann with solo roles performed by outstanding local talents. The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorus will also participate in the performance under the baton of our guest conductor, Mr Hsu Wei-en.
Soloists for the Tales of Hoffmann (abridged version):
Hoffmann - Wesley Lam La Muse / Niklaus - Christy Li Olympia - Rachel Kwok Antonia - Michelle Tsui Giulietta / Stella - Gladys Ho Lindorf / Coppelius / Miracle - Pong Chung Lam Crespel / Dapertutto - Eddy Mak La Voix - Ruth Lau Nathanael / Spalanzani - Butt Hiu Tung Andreas / Cochenille / Pitics - Justin Ching Luther / Schlemil - Simon Depiets
Hermann - Guillaume Huet
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Opera Fever 7 Paris Romance 歌劇狂熱 情約巴黎 |
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This year, there will be 8 performer groups in the first half of the concert:
Fiona Fong (soprano solo) Philip Hui (tenor solo) Chie Jimbo (soprano solo) Charlotte Liu (soprano solo) Eddy Mak (baritone solo) Michelle Tsui (soprano solo) Simon Chan & Eddy Mak (duet) Youth New World Children's and Youth Choir
The second half of the concert will showcase an abridged version of Offenbach's the Tales of Hoffmann with solo roles performed by outstanding local talents. The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorus will also participate in the performance under the baton of our guest conductor, Mr Hsu Wei-en.
Soloists for the Tales of Hoffmann (abridged version):
Hoffmann - Wesley Lam La Muse / Niklaus - Christy Li Olympia - Rachel Kwok Antonia - Michelle Tsui Giulietta / Stella - Gladys Ho Lindorf / Coppelius / Miracle - Pong Chung Lam Crespel / Dapertutto - Eddy Mak La Voix - Ruth Lau Nathanael / Spalanzani - Butt Hiu Tung Andreas / Cochenille / Pitics - Justin Ching Luther / Schlemil - Simon Depiets
Hermann - Guillaume Huet
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Opera Fever 7 Paris Romance 歌劇狂熱 情約巴黎 |
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This year, there will be 8 performer groups in the first half of the concert:
Fiona Fong (soprano solo) Philip Hui (tenor solo) Chie Jimbo (soprano solo) Charlotte Liu (soprano solo) Eddy Mak (baritone solo) Michelle Tsui (soprano solo) Simon Chan & Eddy Mak (duet) Youth New World Children's and Youth Choir
The second half of the concert will showcase an abridged version of Offenbach's the Tales of Hoffmann with solo roles performed by outstanding local talents. The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorus will also participate in the performance under the baton of our guest conductor, Mr Hsu Wei-en.
Soloists for the Tales of Hoffmann (abridged version):
Hoffmann - Wesley Lam La Muse / Niklaus - Christy Li Olympia - Rachel Kwok Antonia - Michelle Tsui Giulietta / Stella - Gladys Ho Lindorf / Coppelius / Miracle - Pong Chung Lam Crespel / Dapertutto - Eddy Mak La Voix - Ruth Lau Nathanael / Spalanzani - Butt Hiu Tung Andreas / Cochenille / Pitics - Justin Ching Luther / Schlemil - Simon Depiets
Hermann - Guillaume Huet
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Opera Fever 7 Paris Romance 歌劇狂熱 情約巴黎 |
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This year, there will be 8 performer groups in the first half of the concert:
Fiona Fong (soprano solo) Philip Hui (tenor solo) Chie Jimbo (soprano solo) Charlotte Liu (soprano solo) Eddy Mak (baritone solo) Michelle Tsui (soprano solo) Simon Chan & Eddy Mak (duet) Youth New World Children's and Youth Choir
The second half of the concert will showcase an abridged version of Offenbach's the Tales of Hoffmann with solo roles performed by outstanding local talents. The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorus will also participate in the performance under the baton of our guest conductor, Mr Hsu Wei-en.
Soloists for the Tales of Hoffmann (abridged version):
Hoffmann - Wesley Lam La Muse / Niklaus - Christy Li Olympia - Rachel Kwok Antonia - Michelle Tsui Giulietta / Stella - Gladys Ho Lindorf / Coppelius / Miracle - Pong Chung Lam Crespel / Dapertutto - Eddy Mak La Voix - Ruth Lau Nathanael / Spalanzani - Butt Hiu Tung Andreas / Cochenille / Pitics - Justin Ching Luther / Schlemil - Simon Depiets
Hermann - Guillaume Huet
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Opera Fever 7 Paris Romance 歌劇狂熱 情約巴黎 |
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This year, there will be 8 performer groups in the first half of the concert:
Fiona Fong (soprano solo) Philip Hui (tenor solo) Chie Jimbo (soprano solo) Charlotte Liu (soprano solo) Eddy Mak (baritone solo) Michelle Tsui (soprano solo) Simon Chan & Eddy Mak (duet) Youth New World Children's and Youth Choir
The second half of the concert will showcase an abridged version of Offenbach's the Tales of Hoffmann with solo roles performed by outstanding local talents. The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorus will also participate in the performance under the baton of our guest conductor, Mr Hsu Wei-en.
Soloists for the Tales of Hoffmann (abridged version):
Hoffmann - Wesley Lam La Muse / Niklaus - Christy Li Olympia - Rachel Kwok Antonia - Michelle Tsui Giulietta / Stella - Gladys Ho Lindorf / Coppelius / Miracle - Pong Chung Lam Crespel / Dapertutto - Eddy Mak La Voix - Ruth Lau Nathanael / Spalanzani - Butt Hiu Tung Andreas / Cochenille / Pitics - Justin Ching Luther / Schlemil - Simon Depiets
Hermann - Guillaume Huet
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Opera Fever 7 Paris Romance 歌劇狂熱 情約巴黎 |
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This year, there will be 8 performer groups in the first half of the concert:
Fiona Fong (soprano solo) Philip Hui (tenor solo) Chie Jimbo (soprano solo) Charlotte Liu (soprano solo) Eddy Mak (baritone solo) Michelle Tsui (soprano solo) Simon Chan & Eddy Mak (duet) Youth New World Children's and Youth Choir
The second half of the concert will showcase an abridged version of Offenbach's the Tales of Hoffmann with solo roles performed by outstanding local talents. The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorus will also participate in the performance under the baton of our guest conductor, Mr Hsu Wei-en.
Soloists for the Tales of Hoffmann (abridged version):
Hoffmann - Wesley Lam La Muse / Niklaus - Christy Li Olympia - Rachel Kwok Antonia - Michelle Tsui Giulietta / Stella - Gladys Ho Lindorf / Coppelius / Miracle - Pong Chung Lam Crespel / Dapertutto - Eddy Mak La Voix - Ruth Lau Nathanael / Spalanzani - Butt Hiu Tung Andreas / Cochenille / Pitics - Justin Ching Luther / Schlemil - Simon Depiets
Hermann - Guillaume Huet
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Opera Fever 7 Paris Romance 歌劇狂熱 情約巴黎 |
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This year, there will be 8 performer groups in the first half of the concert:
Fiona Fong (soprano solo) Philip Hui (tenor solo) Chie Jimbo (soprano solo) Charlotte Liu (soprano solo) Eddy Mak (baritone solo) Michelle Tsui (soprano solo) Simon Chan & Eddy Mak (duet) Youth New World Children's and Youth Choir
The second half of the concert will showcase an abridged version of Offenbach's the Tales of Hoffmann with solo roles performed by outstanding local talents. The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorus will also participate in the performance under the baton of our guest conductor, Mr Hsu Wei-en.
Soloists for the Tales of Hoffmann (abridged version):
Hoffmann - Wesley Lam La Muse / Niklaus - Christy Li Olympia - Rachel Kwok Antonia - Michelle Tsui Giulietta / Stella - Gladys Ho Lindorf / Coppelius / Miracle - Pong Chung Lam Crespel / Dapertutto - Eddy Mak La Voix - Ruth Lau Nathanael / Spalanzani - Butt Hiu Tung Andreas / Cochenille / Pitics - Justin Ching Luther / Schlemil - Simon Depiets
Hermann - Guillaume Huet
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Opera Fever 7 Paris Romance 歌劇狂熱 情約巴黎 |
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This year, there will be 8 performer groups in the first half of the concert:
Fiona Fong (soprano solo) Philip Hui (tenor solo) Chie Jimbo (soprano solo) Charlotte Liu (soprano solo) Eddy Mak (baritone solo) Michelle Tsui (soprano solo) Simon Chan & Eddy Mak (duet) Youth New World Children's and Youth Choir
The second half of the concert will showcase an abridged version of Offenbach's the Tales of Hoffmann with solo roles performed by outstanding local talents. The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorus will also participate in the performance under the baton of our guest conductor, Mr Hsu Wei-en.
Soloists for the Tales of Hoffmann (abridged version):
Hoffmann - Wesley Lam La Muse / Niklaus - Christy Li Olympia - Rachel Kwok Antonia - Michelle Tsui Giulietta / Stella - Gladys Ho Lindorf / Coppelius / Miracle - Pong Chung Lam Crespel / Dapertutto - Eddy Mak La Voix - Ruth Lau Nathanael / Spalanzani - Butt Hiu Tung Andreas / Cochenille / Pitics - Justin Ching Luther / Schlemil - Simon Depiets
Hermann - Guillaume Huet
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Opera Fever 7 Paris Romance 歌劇狂熱 情約巴黎 |
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This year, there will be 8 performer groups in the first half of the concert:
Fiona Fong (soprano solo) Philip Hui (tenor solo) Chie Jimbo (soprano solo) Charlotte Liu (soprano solo) Eddy Mak (baritone solo) Michelle Tsui (soprano solo) Simon Chan & Eddy Mak (duet) Youth New World Children's and Youth Choir
The second half of the concert will showcase an abridged version of Offenbach's the Tales of Hoffmann with solo roles performed by outstanding local talents. The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorus will also participate in the performance under the baton of our guest conductor, Mr Hsu Wei-en.
Soloists for the Tales of Hoffmann (abridged version):
Hoffmann - Wesley Lam La Muse / Niklaus - Christy Li Olympia - Rachel Kwok Antonia - Michelle Tsui Giulietta / Stella - Gladys Ho Lindorf / Coppelius / Miracle - Pong Chung Lam Crespel / Dapertutto - Eddy Mak La Voix - Ruth Lau Nathanael / Spalanzani - Butt Hiu Tung Andreas / Cochenille / Pitics - Justin Ching Luther / Schlemil - Simon Depiets
Hermann - Guillaume Huet
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Opera Fever 7 Paris Romance 歌劇狂熱 情約巴黎 |
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This year, there will be 8 performer groups in the first half of the concert:
Fiona Fong (soprano solo) Philip Hui (tenor solo) Chie Jimbo (soprano solo) Charlotte Liu (soprano solo) Eddy Mak (baritone solo) Michelle Tsui (soprano solo) Simon Chan & Eddy Mak (duet) Youth New World Children's and Youth Choir
The second half of the concert will showcase an abridged version of Offenbach's the Tales of Hoffmann with solo roles performed by outstanding local talents. The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorus will also participate in the performance under the baton of our guest conductor, Mr Hsu Wei-en.
Soloists for the Tales of Hoffmann (abridged version):
Hoffmann - Wesley Lam La Muse / Niklaus - Christy Li Olympia - Rachel Kwok Antonia - Michelle Tsui Giulietta / Stella - Gladys Ho Lindorf / Coppelius / Miracle - Pong Chung Lam Crespel / Dapertutto - Eddy Mak La Voix - Ruth Lau Nathanael / Spalanzani - Butt Hiu Tung Andreas / Cochenille / Pitics - Justin Ching Luther / Schlemil - Simon Depiets
Hermann - Guillaume Huet
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Opera Fever 7 Paris Romance 歌劇狂熱 情約巴黎 |
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This year, there will be 8 performer groups in the first half of the concert:
Fiona Fong (soprano solo) Philip Hui (tenor solo) Chie Jimbo (soprano solo) Charlotte Liu (soprano solo) Eddy Mak (baritone solo) Michelle Tsui (soprano solo) Simon Chan & Eddy Mak (duet) Youth New World Children's and Youth Choir
The second half of the concert will showcase an abridged version of Offenbach's the Tales of Hoffmann with solo roles performed by outstanding local talents. The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorus will also participate in the performance under the baton of our guest conductor, Mr Hsu Wei-en.
Soloists for the Tales of Hoffmann (abridged version):
Hoffmann - Wesley Lam La Muse / Niklaus - Christy Li Olympia - Rachel Kwok Antonia - Michelle Tsui Giulietta / Stella - Gladys Ho Lindorf / Coppelius / Miracle - Pong Chung Lam Crespel / Dapertutto - Eddy Mak La Voix - Ruth Lau Nathanael / Spalanzani - Butt Hiu Tung Andreas / Cochenille / Pitics - Justin Ching Luther / Schlemil - Simon Depiets
Hermann - Guillaume Huet
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Opera Fever 7 Paris Romance 歌劇狂熱 情約巴黎 |
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This year, there will be 8 performer groups in the first half of the concert:
Fiona Fong (soprano solo) Philip Hui (tenor solo) Chie Jimbo (soprano solo) Charlotte Liu (soprano solo) Eddy Mak (baritone solo) Michelle Tsui (soprano solo) Simon Chan & Eddy Mak (duet) Youth New World Children's and Youth Choir
The second half of the concert will showcase an abridged version of Offenbach's the Tales of Hoffmann with solo roles performed by outstanding local talents. The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorus will also participate in the performance under the baton of our guest conductor, Mr Hsu Wei-en.
Soloists for the Tales of Hoffmann (abridged version):
Hoffmann - Wesley Lam La Muse / Niklaus - Christy Li Olympia - Rachel Kwok Antonia - Michelle Tsui Giulietta / Stella - Gladys Ho Lindorf / Coppelius / Miracle - Pong Chung Lam Crespel / Dapertutto - Eddy Mak La Voix - Ruth Lau Nathanael / Spalanzani - Butt Hiu Tung Andreas / Cochenille / Pitics - Justin Ching Luther / Schlemil - Simon Depiets
Hermann - Guillaume Huet
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Opera Fever 7 Paris Romance 歌劇狂熱 情約巴黎 |
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This year, there will be 8 performer groups in the first half of the concert:
Fiona Fong (soprano solo) Philip Hui (tenor solo) Chie Jimbo (soprano solo) Charlotte Liu (soprano solo) Eddy Mak (baritone solo) Michelle Tsui (soprano solo) Simon Chan & Eddy Mak (duet) Youth New World Children's and Youth Choir
The second half of the concert will showcase an abridged version of Offenbach's the Tales of Hoffmann with solo roles performed by outstanding local talents. The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorus will also participate in the performance under the baton of our guest conductor, Mr Hsu Wei-en.
Soloists for the Tales of Hoffmann (abridged version):
Hoffmann - Wesley Lam La Muse / Niklaus - Christy Li Olympia - Rachel Kwok Antonia - Michelle Tsui Giulietta / Stella - Gladys Ho Lindorf / Coppelius / Miracle - Pong Chung Lam Crespel / Dapertutto - Eddy Mak La Voix - Ruth Lau Nathanael / Spalanzani - Butt Hiu Tung Andreas / Cochenille / Pitics - Justin Ching Luther / Schlemil - Simon Depiets
Hermann - Guillaume Huet
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Opera Fever 7 Paris Romance 歌劇狂熱 情約巴黎 |
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This year, there will be 8 performer groups in the first half of the concert:
Fiona Fong (soprano solo) Philip Hui (tenor solo) Chie Jimbo (soprano solo) Charlotte Liu (soprano solo) Eddy Mak (baritone solo) Michelle Tsui (soprano solo) Simon Chan & Eddy Mak (duet) Youth New World Children's and Youth Choir
The second half of the concert will showcase an abridged version of Offenbach's the Tales of Hoffmann with solo roles performed by outstanding local talents. The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorus will also participate in the performance under the baton of our guest conductor, Mr Hsu Wei-en.
Soloists for the Tales of Hoffmann (abridged version):
Hoffmann - Wesley Lam La Muse / Niklaus - Christy Li Olympia - Rachel Kwok Antonia - Michelle Tsui Giulietta / Stella - Gladys Ho Lindorf / Coppelius / Miracle - Pong Chung Lam Crespel / Dapertutto - Eddy Mak La Voix - Ruth Lau Nathanael / Spalanzani - Butt Hiu Tung Andreas / Cochenille / Pitics - Justin Ching Luther / Schlemil - Simon Depiets
Hermann - Guillaume Huet
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Opera Fever 7 Paris Romance 歌劇狂熱 情約巴黎 |
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This year, there will be 8 performer groups in the first half of the concert:
Fiona Fong (soprano solo) Philip Hui (tenor solo) Chie Jimbo (soprano solo) Charlotte Liu (soprano solo) Eddy Mak (baritone solo) Michelle Tsui (soprano solo) Simon Chan & Eddy Mak (duet) Youth New World Children's and Youth Choir
The second half of the concert will showcase an abridged version of Offenbach's the Tales of Hoffmann with solo roles performed by outstanding local talents. The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorus will also participate in the performance under the baton of our guest conductor, Mr Hsu Wei-en.
Soloists for the Tales of Hoffmann (abridged version):
Hoffmann - Wesley Lam La Muse / Niklaus - Christy Li Olympia - Rachel Kwok Antonia - Michelle Tsui Giulietta / Stella - Gladys Ho Lindorf / Coppelius / Miracle - Pong Chung Lam Crespel / Dapertutto - Eddy Mak La Voix - Ruth Lau Nathanael / Spalanzani - Butt Hiu Tung Andreas / Cochenille / Pitics - Justin Ching Luther / Schlemil - Simon Depiets
Hermann - Guillaume Huet
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Opera Fever 7 Paris Romance 歌劇狂熱 情約巴黎 |
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This year, there will be 8 performer groups in the first half of the concert:
Fiona Fong (soprano solo) Philip Hui (tenor solo) Chie Jimbo (soprano solo) Charlotte Liu (soprano solo) Eddy Mak (baritone solo) Michelle Tsui (soprano solo) Simon Chan & Eddy Mak (duet) Youth New World Children's and Youth Choir
The second half of the concert will showcase an abridged version of Offenbach's the Tales of Hoffmann with solo roles performed by outstanding local talents. The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorus will also participate in the performance under the baton of our guest conductor, Mr Hsu Wei-en.
Soloists for the Tales of Hoffmann (abridged version):
Hoffmann - Wesley Lam La Muse / Niklaus - Christy Li Olympia - Rachel Kwok Antonia - Michelle Tsui Giulietta / Stella - Gladys Ho Lindorf / Coppelius / Miracle - Pong Chung Lam Crespel / Dapertutto - Eddy Mak La Voix - Ruth Lau Nathanael / Spalanzani - Butt Hiu Tung Andreas / Cochenille / Pitics - Justin Ching Luther / Schlemil - Simon Depiets
Hermann - Guillaume Huet
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Opera Fever 7 Paris Romance 歌劇狂熱 情約巴黎 |
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This year, there will be 8 performer groups in the first half of the concert:
Fiona Fong (soprano solo) Philip Hui (tenor solo) Chie Jimbo (soprano solo) Charlotte Liu (soprano solo) Eddy Mak (baritone solo) Michelle Tsui (soprano solo) Simon Chan & Eddy Mak (duet) Youth New World Children's and Youth Choir
The second half of the concert will showcase an abridged version of Offenbach's the Tales of Hoffmann with solo roles performed by outstanding local talents. The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorus will also participate in the performance under the baton of our guest conductor, Mr Hsu Wei-en.
Soloists for the Tales of Hoffmann (abridged version):
Hoffmann - Wesley Lam La Muse / Niklaus - Christy Li Olympia - Rachel Kwok Antonia - Michelle Tsui Giulietta / Stella - Gladys Ho Lindorf / Coppelius / Miracle - Pong Chung Lam Crespel / Dapertutto - Eddy Mak La Voix - Ruth Lau Nathanael / Spalanzani - Butt Hiu Tung Andreas / Cochenille / Pitics - Justin Ching Luther / Schlemil - Simon Depiets
Hermann - Guillaume Huet
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Opera Fever 7 Paris Romance 歌劇狂熱 情約巴黎 |
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This year, there will be 8 performer groups in the first half of the concert:
Fiona Fong (soprano solo) Philip Hui (tenor solo) Chie Jimbo (soprano solo) Charlotte Liu (soprano solo) Eddy Mak (baritone solo) Michelle Tsui (soprano solo) Simon Chan & Eddy Mak (duet) Youth New World Children's and Youth Choir
The second half of the concert will showcase an abridged version of Offenbach's the Tales of Hoffmann with solo roles performed by outstanding local talents. The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorus will also participate in the performance under the baton of our guest conductor, Mr Hsu Wei-en.
Soloists for the Tales of Hoffmann (abridged version):
Hoffmann - Wesley Lam La Muse / Niklaus - Christy Li Olympia - Rachel Kwok Antonia - Michelle Tsui Giulietta / Stella - Gladys Ho Lindorf / Coppelius / Miracle - Pong Chung Lam Crespel / Dapertutto - Eddy Mak La Voix - Ruth Lau Nathanael / Spalanzani - Butt Hiu Tung Andreas / Cochenille / Pitics - Justin Ching Luther / Schlemil - Simon Depiets
Hermann - Guillaume Huet
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Opera Fever 7 Paris Romance 歌劇狂熱 情約巴黎 |
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This year, there will be 8 performer groups in the first half of the concert:
Fiona Fong (soprano solo) Philip Hui (tenor solo) Chie Jimbo (soprano solo) Charlotte Liu (soprano solo) Eddy Mak (baritone solo) Michelle Tsui (soprano solo) Simon Chan & Eddy Mak (duet) Youth New World Children's and Youth Choir
The second half of the concert will showcase an abridged version of Offenbach's the Tales of Hoffmann with solo roles performed by outstanding local talents. The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorus will also participate in the performance under the baton of our guest conductor, Mr Hsu Wei-en.
Soloists for the Tales of Hoffmann (abridged version):
Hoffmann - Wesley Lam La Muse / Niklaus - Christy Li Olympia - Rachel Kwok Antonia - Michelle Tsui Giulietta / Stella - Gladys Ho Lindorf / Coppelius / Miracle - Pong Chung Lam Crespel / Dapertutto - Eddy Mak La Voix - Ruth Lau Nathanael / Spalanzani - Butt Hiu Tung Andreas / Cochenille / Pitics - Justin Ching Luther / Schlemil - Simon Depiets
Hermann - Guillaume Huet
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OSHK Autumn Fun Day 2018 |
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香港歌劇社秋日鉅獻之「重陽動脚、動手兼動口!」
The first of such event organized by the Opera Society of Hong Kong!
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Programme: - Hiking: Meet at the Peak Tower at 1pm and walk to HKU along Lugard Road and Lung Fu Shan. - Mahjong Game starting at 3pm at Lingnan Club - Dinner at Lingnan Club starting at 8pm
Over 20 members joined our hiking on the cool Chung Yeung Festival day. After that 8 Mahjong players had a tournament to determine the final winner. The event was finished with a delicious dinner and our members had a good catch-up over nice food and wine!
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OSHK Autumn Fun Day 2018 |
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香港歌劇社秋日鉅獻之「重陽動脚、動手兼動口!」
The first of such event organized by the Opera Society of Hong Kong!
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Programme: - Hiking: Meet at the Peak Tower at 1pm and walk to HKU along Lugard Road and Lung Fu Shan. - Mahjong Game starting at 3pm at Lingnan Club - Dinner at Lingnan Club starting at 8pm
Over 20 members joined our hiking on the cool Chung Yeung Festival day. After that 8 Mahjong players had a tournament to determine the final winner. The event was finished with a delicious dinner and our members had a good catch-up over nice food and wine!
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OSHK Autumn Fun Day 2018 |
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香港歌劇社秋日鉅獻之「重陽動脚、動手兼動口!」
The first of such event organized by the Opera Society of Hong Kong!
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Programme: - Hiking: Meet at the Peak Tower at 1pm and walk to HKU along Lugard Road and Lung Fu Shan. - Mahjong Game starting at 3pm at Lingnan Club - Dinner at Lingnan Club starting at 8pm
Over 20 members joined our hiking on the cool Chung Yeung Festival day. After that 8 Mahjong players had a tournament to determine the final winner. The event was finished with a delicious dinner and our members had a good catch-up over nice food and wine!
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OSHK Autumn Fun Day 2018 |
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香港歌劇社秋日鉅獻之「重陽動脚、動手兼動口!」
The first of such event organized by the Opera Society of Hong Kong!
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Programme: - Hiking: Meet at the Peak Tower at 1pm and walk to HKU along Lugard Road and Lung Fu Shan. - Mahjong Game starting at 3pm at Lingnan Club - Dinner at Lingnan Club starting at 8pm
Over 20 members joined our hiking on the cool Chung Yeung Festival day. After that 8 Mahjong players had a tournament to determine the final winner. The event was finished with a delicious dinner and our members had a good catch-up over nice food and wine!
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OSHK Autumn Fun Day 2018 |
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香港歌劇社秋日鉅獻之「重陽動脚、動手兼動口!」
The first of such event organized by the Opera Society of Hong Kong!
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Programme: - Hiking: Meet at the Peak Tower at 1pm and walk to HKU along Lugard Road and Lung Fu Shan. - Mahjong Game starting at 3pm at Lingnan Club - Dinner at Lingnan Club starting at 8pm
Over 20 members joined our hiking on the cool Chung Yeung Festival day. After that 8 Mahjong players had a tournament to determine the final winner. The event was finished with a delicious dinner and our members had a good catch-up over nice food and wine!
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OSHK Autumn Fun Day 2018 |
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香港歌劇社秋日鉅獻之「重陽動脚、動手兼動口!」
The first of such event organized by the Opera Society of Hong Kong!
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Programme: - Hiking: Meet at the Peak Tower at 1pm and walk to HKU along Lugard Road and Lung Fu Shan. - Mahjong Game starting at 3pm at Lingnan Club - Dinner at Lingnan Club starting at 8pm
Over 20 members joined our hiking on the cool Chung Yeung Festival day. After that 8 Mahjong players had a tournament to determine the final winner. The event was finished with a delicious dinner and our members had a good catch-up over nice food and wine!
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OSHK Autumn Fun Day 2018 |
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香港歌劇社秋日鉅獻之「重陽動脚、動手兼動口!」
The first of such event organized by the Opera Society of Hong Kong!
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Programme: - Hiking: Meet at the Peak Tower at 1pm and walk to HKU along Lugard Road and Lung Fu Shan. - Mahjong Game starting at 3pm at Lingnan Club - Dinner at Lingnan Club starting at 8pm
Over 20 members joined our hiking on the cool Chung Yeung Festival day. After that 8 Mahjong players had a tournament to determine the final winner. The event was finished with a delicious dinner and our members had a good catch-up over nice food and wine!
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OSHK Autumn Fun Day 2018 |
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香港歌劇社秋日鉅獻之「重陽動脚、動手兼動口!」
The first of such event organized by the Opera Society of Hong Kong!
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Programme: - Hiking: Meet at the Peak Tower at 1pm and walk to HKU along Lugard Road and Lung Fu Shan. - Mahjong Game starting at 3pm at Lingnan Club - Dinner at Lingnan Club starting at 8pm
Over 20 members joined our hiking on the cool Chung Yeung Festival day. After that 8 Mahjong players had a tournament to determine the final winner. The event was finished with a delicious dinner and our members had a good catch-up over nice food and wine!
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OSHK Autumn Fun Day 2018 |
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香港歌劇社秋日鉅獻之「重陽動脚、動手兼動口!」
The first of such event organized by the Opera Society of Hong Kong!
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Programme: - Hiking: Meet at the Peak Tower at 1pm and walk to HKU along Lugard Road and Lung Fu Shan. - Mahjong Game starting at 3pm at Lingnan Club - Dinner at Lingnan Club starting at 8pm
Over 20 members joined our hiking on the cool Chung Yeung Festival day. After that 8 Mahjong players had a tournament to determine the final winner. The event was finished with a delicious dinner and our members had a good catch-up over nice food and wine!
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OSHK Autumn Fun Day 2018 |
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香港歌劇社秋日鉅獻之「重陽動脚、動手兼動口!」
The first of such event organized by the Opera Society of Hong Kong!
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Programme: - Hiking: Meet at the Peak Tower at 1pm and walk to HKU along Lugard Road and Lung Fu Shan. - Mahjong Game starting at 3pm at Lingnan Club - Dinner at Lingnan Club starting at 8pm
Over 20 members joined our hiking on the cool Chung Yeung Festival day. After that 8 Mahjong players had a tournament to determine the final winner. The event was finished with a delicious dinner and our members had a good catch-up over nice food and wine!
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OSHK Autumn Fun Day 2018 |
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香港歌劇社秋日鉅獻之「重陽動脚、動手兼動口!」
The first of such event organized by the Opera Society of Hong Kong!
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Programme: - Hiking: Meet at the Peak Tower at 1pm and walk to HKU along Lugard Road and Lung Fu Shan. - Mahjong Game starting at 3pm at Lingnan Club - Dinner at Lingnan Club starting at 8pm
Over 20 members joined our hiking on the cool Chung Yeung Festival day. After that 8 Mahjong players had a tournament to determine the final winner. The event was finished with a delicious dinner and our members had a good catch-up over nice food and wine!
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OSHK Autumn Fun Day 2018 |
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香港歌劇社秋日鉅獻之「重陽動脚、動手兼動口!」
The first of such event organized by the Opera Society of Hong Kong!
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Programme: - Hiking: Meet at the Peak Tower at 1pm and walk to HKU along Lugard Road and Lung Fu Shan. - Mahjong Game starting at 3pm at Lingnan Club - Dinner at Lingnan Club starting at 8pm
Over 20 members joined our hiking on the cool Chung Yeung Festival day. After that 8 Mahjong players had a tournament to determine the final winner. The event was finished with a delicious dinner and our members had a good catch-up over nice food and wine!
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OSHK Autumn Fun Day 2018 |
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香港歌劇社秋日鉅獻之「重陽動脚、動手兼動口!」
The first of such event organized by the Opera Society of Hong Kong!
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Programme: - Hiking: Meet at the Peak Tower at 1pm and walk to HKU along Lugard Road and Lung Fu Shan. - Mahjong Game starting at 3pm at Lingnan Club - Dinner at Lingnan Club starting at 8pm
Over 20 members joined our hiking on the cool Chung Yeung Festival day. After that 8 Mahjong players had a tournament to determine the final winner. The event was finished with a delicious dinner and our members had a good catch-up over nice food and wine!
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OSHK Autumn Fun Day 2018 |
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香港歌劇社秋日鉅獻之「重陽動脚、動手兼動口!」
The first of such event organized by the Opera Society of Hong Kong!
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Programme: - Hiking: Meet at the Peak Tower at 1pm and walk to HKU along Lugard Road and Lung Fu Shan. - Mahjong Game starting at 3pm at Lingnan Club - Dinner at Lingnan Club starting at 8pm
Over 20 members joined our hiking on the cool Chung Yeung Festival day. After that 8 Mahjong players had a tournament to determine the final winner. The event was finished with a delicious dinner and our members had a good catch-up over nice food and wine!
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OSHK Autumn Fun Day 2018 |
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香港歌劇社秋日鉅獻之「重陽動脚、動手兼動口!」
The first of such event organized by the Opera Society of Hong Kong!
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Programme: - Hiking: Meet at the Peak Tower at 1pm and walk to HKU along Lugard Road and Lung Fu Shan. - Mahjong Game starting at 3pm at Lingnan Club - Dinner at Lingnan Club starting at 8pm
Over 20 members joined our hiking on the cool Chung Yeung Festival day. After that 8 Mahjong players had a tournament to determine the final winner. The event was finished with a delicious dinner and our members had a good catch-up over nice food and wine!
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OSHK Autumn Fun Day 2018 |
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香港歌劇社秋日鉅獻之「重陽動脚、動手兼動口!」
The first of such event organized by the Opera Society of Hong Kong!
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Programme: - Hiking: Meet at the Peak Tower at 1pm and walk to HKU along Lugard Road and Lung Fu Shan. - Mahjong Game starting at 3pm at Lingnan Club - Dinner at Lingnan Club starting at 8pm
Over 20 members joined our hiking on the cool Chung Yeung Festival day. After that 8 Mahjong players had a tournament to determine the final winner. The event was finished with a delicious dinner and our members had a good catch-up over nice food and wine!
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OSHK Autumn Fun Day 2018 |
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香港歌劇社秋日鉅獻之「重陽動脚、動手兼動口!」
The first of such event organized by the Opera Society of Hong Kong!
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Programme: - Hiking: Meet at the Peak Tower at 1pm and walk to HKU along Lugard Road and Lung Fu Shan. - Mahjong Game starting at 3pm at Lingnan Club - Dinner at Lingnan Club starting at 8pm
Over 20 members joined our hiking on the cool Chung Yeung Festival day. After that 8 Mahjong players had a tournament to determine the final winner. The event was finished with a delicious dinner and our members had a good catch-up over nice food and wine!
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OSHK Autumn Fun Day 2018 |
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香港歌劇社秋日鉅獻之「重陽動脚、動手兼動口!」
The first of such event organized by the Opera Society of Hong Kong!
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Programme: - Hiking: Meet at the Peak Tower at 1pm and walk to HKU along Lugard Road and Lung Fu Shan. - Mahjong Game starting at 3pm at Lingnan Club - Dinner at Lingnan Club starting at 8pm
Over 20 members joined our hiking on the cool Chung Yeung Festival day. After that 8 Mahjong players had a tournament to determine the final winner. The event was finished with a delicious dinner and our members had a good catch-up over nice food and wine!
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OSHK Autumn Fun Day 2018 |
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香港歌劇社秋日鉅獻之「重陽動脚、動手兼動口!」
The first of such event organized by the Opera Society of Hong Kong!
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Programme: - Hiking: Meet at the Peak Tower at 1pm and walk to HKU along Lugard Road and Lung Fu Shan. - Mahjong Game starting at 3pm at Lingnan Club - Dinner at Lingnan Club starting at 8pm
Over 20 members joined our hiking on the cool Chung Yeung Festival day. After that 8 Mahjong players had a tournament to determine the final winner. The event was finished with a delicious dinner and our members had a good catch-up over nice food and wine!
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OSHK Autumn Fun Day 2018 |
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香港歌劇社秋日鉅獻之「重陽動脚、動手兼動口!」
The first of such event organized by the Opera Society of Hong Kong!
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Programme: - Hiking: Meet at the Peak Tower at 1pm and walk to HKU along Lugard Road and Lung Fu Shan. - Mahjong Game starting at 3pm at Lingnan Club - Dinner at Lingnan Club starting at 8pm
Over 20 members joined our hiking on the cool Chung Yeung Festival day. After that 8 Mahjong players had a tournament to determine the final winner. The event was finished with a delicious dinner and our members had a good catch-up over nice food and wine!
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OSHK Autumn Fun Day 2018 |
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香港歌劇社秋日鉅獻之「重陽動脚、動手兼動口!」
The first of such event organized by the Opera Society of Hong Kong!
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Programme: - Hiking: Meet at the Peak Tower at 1pm and walk to HKU along Lugard Road and Lung Fu Shan. - Mahjong Game starting at 3pm at Lingnan Club - Dinner at Lingnan Club starting at 8pm
Over 20 members joined our hiking on the cool Chung Yeung Festival day. After that 8 Mahjong players had a tournament to determine the final winner. The event was finished with a delicious dinner and our members had a good catch-up over nice food and wine!
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OSHK Autumn Fun Day 2018 |
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香港歌劇社秋日鉅獻之「重陽動脚、動手兼動口!」
The first of such event organized by the Opera Society of Hong Kong!
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Programme: - Hiking: Meet at the Peak Tower at 1pm and walk to HKU along Lugard Road and Lung Fu Shan. - Mahjong Game starting at 3pm at Lingnan Club - Dinner at Lingnan Club starting at 8pm
Over 20 members joined our hiking on the cool Chung Yeung Festival day. After that 8 Mahjong players had a tournament to determine the final winner. The event was finished with a delicious dinner and our members had a good catch-up over nice food and wine!
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OSHK Autumn Fun Day 2018 |
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香港歌劇社秋日鉅獻之「重陽動脚、動手兼動口!」
The first of such event organized by the Opera Society of Hong Kong!
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Programme: - Hiking: Meet at the Peak Tower at 1pm and walk to HKU along Lugard Road and Lung Fu Shan. - Mahjong Game starting at 3pm at Lingnan Club - Dinner at Lingnan Club starting at 8pm
Over 20 members joined our hiking on the cool Chung Yeung Festival day. After that 8 Mahjong players had a tournament to determine the final winner. The event was finished with a delicious dinner and our members had a good catch-up over nice food and wine!
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OSHK Autumn Fun Day 2018 |
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香港歌劇社秋日鉅獻之「重陽動脚、動手兼動口!」
The first of such event organized by the Opera Society of Hong Kong!
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Programme: - Hiking: Meet at the Peak Tower at 1pm and walk to HKU along Lugard Road and Lung Fu Shan. - Mahjong Game starting at 3pm at Lingnan Club - Dinner at Lingnan Club starting at 8pm
Over 20 members joined our hiking on the cool Chung Yeung Festival day. After that 8 Mahjong players had a tournament to determine the final winner. The event was finished with a delicious dinner and our members had a good catch-up over nice food and wine!
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OSHK Autumn Fun Day 2018 |
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香港歌劇社秋日鉅獻之「重陽動脚、動手兼動口!」
The first of such event organized by the Opera Society of Hong Kong!
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Programme: - Hiking: Meet at the Peak Tower at 1pm and walk to HKU along Lugard Road and Lung Fu Shan. - Mahjong Game starting at 3pm at Lingnan Club - Dinner at Lingnan Club starting at 8pm
Over 20 members joined our hiking on the cool Chung Yeung Festival day. After that 8 Mahjong players had a tournament to determine the final winner. The event was finished with a delicious dinner and our members had a good catch-up over nice food and wine!
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OSHK Autumn Fun Day 2018 |
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香港歌劇社秋日鉅獻之「重陽動脚、動手兼動口!」
The first of such event organized by the Opera Society of Hong Kong!
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Programme: - Hiking: Meet at the Peak Tower at 1pm and walk to HKU along Lugard Road and Lung Fu Shan. - Mahjong Game starting at 3pm at Lingnan Club - Dinner at Lingnan Club starting at 8pm
Over 20 members joined our hiking on the cool Chung Yeung Festival day. After that 8 Mahjong players had a tournament to determine the final winner. The event was finished with a delicious dinner and our members had a good catch-up over nice food and wine!
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OSHK Autumn Fun Day 2018 |
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香港歌劇社秋日鉅獻之「重陽動脚、動手兼動口!」
The first of such event organized by the Opera Society of Hong Kong!
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Programme: - Hiking: Meet at the Peak Tower at 1pm and walk to HKU along Lugard Road and Lung Fu Shan. - Mahjong Game starting at 3pm at Lingnan Club - Dinner at Lingnan Club starting at 8pm
Over 20 members joined our hiking on the cool Chung Yeung Festival day. After that 8 Mahjong players had a tournament to determine the final winner. The event was finished with a delicious dinner and our members had a good catch-up over nice food and wine!
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OSHK Autumn Fun Day 2018 |
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香港歌劇社秋日鉅獻之「重陽動脚、動手兼動口!」
The first of such event organized by the Opera Society of Hong Kong!
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Programme: - Hiking: Meet at the Peak Tower at 1pm and walk to HKU along Lugard Road and Lung Fu Shan. - Mahjong Game starting at 3pm at Lingnan Club - Dinner at Lingnan Club starting at 8pm
Over 20 members joined our hiking on the cool Chung Yeung Festival day. After that 8 Mahjong players had a tournament to determine the final winner. The event was finished with a delicious dinner and our members had a good catch-up over nice food and wine!
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OSHK Autumn Fun Day 2018 |
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香港歌劇社秋日鉅獻之「重陽動脚、動手兼動口!」
The first of such event organized by the Opera Society of Hong Kong!
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Programme: - Hiking: Meet at the Peak Tower at 1pm and walk to HKU along Lugard Road and Lung Fu Shan. - Mahjong Game starting at 3pm at Lingnan Club - Dinner at Lingnan Club starting at 8pm
Over 20 members joined our hiking on the cool Chung Yeung Festival day. After that 8 Mahjong players had a tournament to determine the final winner. The event was finished with a delicious dinner and our members had a good catch-up over nice food and wine!
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OSHK Autumn Fun Day 2018 |
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香港歌劇社秋日鉅獻之「重陽動脚、動手兼動口!」
The first of such event organized by the Opera Society of Hong Kong!
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Programme: - Hiking: Meet at the Peak Tower at 1pm and walk to HKU along Lugard Road and Lung Fu Shan. - Mahjong Game starting at 3pm at Lingnan Club - Dinner at Lingnan Club starting at 8pm
Over 20 members joined our hiking on the cool Chung Yeung Festival day. After that 8 Mahjong players had a tournament to determine the final winner. The event was finished with a delicious dinner and our members had a good catch-up over nice food and wine!
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OSHK Autumn Fun Day 2018 |
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香港歌劇社秋日鉅獻之「重陽動脚、動手兼動口!」
The first of such event organized by the Opera Society of Hong Kong!
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Programme: - Hiking: Meet at the Peak Tower at 1pm and walk to HKU along Lugard Road and Lung Fu Shan. - Mahjong Game starting at 3pm at Lingnan Club - Dinner at Lingnan Club starting at 8pm
Over 20 members joined our hiking on the cool Chung Yeung Festival day. After that 8 Mahjong players had a tournament to determine the final winner. The event was finished with a delicious dinner and our members had a good catch-up over nice food and wine!
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OSHK Autumn Fun Day 2018 |
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香港歌劇社秋日鉅獻之「重陽動脚、動手兼動口!」
The first of such event organized by the Opera Society of Hong Kong!
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Programme: - Hiking: Meet at the Peak Tower at 1pm and walk to HKU along Lugard Road and Lung Fu Shan. - Mahjong Game starting at 3pm at Lingnan Club - Dinner at Lingnan Club starting at 8pm
Over 20 members joined our hiking on the cool Chung Yeung Festival day. After that 8 Mahjong players had a tournament to determine the final winner. The event was finished with a delicious dinner and our members had a good catch-up over nice food and wine!
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OSHK Autumn Fun Day 2018 |
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香港歌劇社秋日鉅獻之「重陽動脚、動手兼動口!」
The first of such event organized by the Opera Society of Hong Kong!
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Programme: - Hiking: Meet at the Peak Tower at 1pm and walk to HKU along Lugard Road and Lung Fu Shan. - Mahjong Game starting at 3pm at Lingnan Club - Dinner at Lingnan Club starting at 8pm
Over 20 members joined our hiking on the cool Chung Yeung Festival day. After that 8 Mahjong players had a tournament to determine the final winner. The event was finished with a delicious dinner and our members had a good catch-up over nice food and wine!
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OSHK Autumn Fun Day 2018 |
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香港歌劇社秋日鉅獻之「重陽動脚、動手兼動口!」
The first of such event organized by the Opera Society of Hong Kong!
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Programme: - Hiking: Meet at the Peak Tower at 1pm and walk to HKU along Lugard Road and Lung Fu Shan. - Mahjong Game starting at 3pm at Lingnan Club - Dinner at Lingnan Club starting at 8pm
Over 20 members joined our hiking on the cool Chung Yeung Festival day. After that 8 Mahjong players had a tournament to determine the final winner. The event was finished with a delicious dinner and our members had a good catch-up over nice food and wine!
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OSHK Autumn Fun Day 2018 |
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香港歌劇社秋日鉅獻之「重陽動脚、動手兼動口!」
The first of such event organized by the Opera Society of Hong Kong!
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Programme: - Hiking: Meet at the Peak Tower at 1pm and walk to HKU along Lugard Road and Lung Fu Shan. - Mahjong Game starting at 3pm at Lingnan Club - Dinner at Lingnan Club starting at 8pm
Over 20 members joined our hiking on the cool Chung Yeung Festival day. After that 8 Mahjong players had a tournament to determine the final winner. The event was finished with a delicious dinner and our members had a good catch-up over nice food and wine!
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OSHK Autumn Fun Day 2018 |
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香港歌劇社秋日鉅獻之「重陽動脚、動手兼動口!」
The first of such event organized by the Opera Society of Hong Kong!
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Programme: - Hiking: Meet at the Peak Tower at 1pm and walk to HKU along Lugard Road and Lung Fu Shan. - Mahjong Game starting at 3pm at Lingnan Club - Dinner at Lingnan Club starting at 8pm
Over 20 members joined our hiking on the cool Chung Yeung Festival day. After that 8 Mahjong players had a tournament to determine the final winner. The event was finished with a delicious dinner and our members had a good catch-up over nice food and wine!
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OSHK Autumn Fun Day 2018 |
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香港歌劇社秋日鉅獻之「重陽動脚、動手兼動口!」
The first of such event organized by the Opera Society of Hong Kong!
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Programme: - Hiking: Meet at the Peak Tower at 1pm and walk to HKU along Lugard Road and Lung Fu Shan. - Mahjong Game starting at 3pm at Lingnan Club - Dinner at Lingnan Club starting at 8pm
Over 20 members joined our hiking on the cool Chung Yeung Festival day. After that 8 Mahjong players had a tournament to determine the final winner. The event was finished with a delicious dinner and our members had a good catch-up over nice food and wine!
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OSHK Autumn Fun Day 2018 |
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香港歌劇社秋日鉅獻之「重陽動脚、動手兼動口!」
The first of such event organized by the Opera Society of Hong Kong!
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Programme: - Hiking: Meet at the Peak Tower at 1pm and walk to HKU along Lugard Road and Lung Fu Shan. - Mahjong Game starting at 3pm at Lingnan Club - Dinner at Lingnan Club starting at 8pm
Over 20 members joined our hiking on the cool Chung Yeung Festival day. After that 8 Mahjong players had a tournament to determine the final winner. The event was finished with a delicious dinner and our members had a good catch-up over nice food and wine!
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OSHK Autumn Fun Day 2018 |
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香港歌劇社秋日鉅獻之「重陽動脚、動手兼動口!」
The first of such event organized by the Opera Society of Hong Kong!
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Programme: - Hiking: Meet at the Peak Tower at 1pm and walk to HKU along Lugard Road and Lung Fu Shan. - Mahjong Game starting at 3pm at Lingnan Club - Dinner at Lingnan Club starting at 8pm
Over 20 members joined our hiking on the cool Chung Yeung Festival day. After that 8 Mahjong players had a tournament to determine the final winner. The event was finished with a delicious dinner and our members had a good catch-up over nice food and wine!
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OSHK Autumn Fun Day 2018 |
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香港歌劇社秋日鉅獻之「重陽動脚、動手兼動口!」
The first of such event organized by the Opera Society of Hong Kong!
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Programme: - Hiking: Meet at the Peak Tower at 1pm and walk to HKU along Lugard Road and Lung Fu Shan. - Mahjong Game starting at 3pm at Lingnan Club - Dinner at Lingnan Club starting at 8pm
Over 20 members joined our hiking on the cool Chung Yeung Festival day. After that 8 Mahjong players had a tournament to determine the final winner. The event was finished with a delicious dinner and our members had a good catch-up over nice food and wine!
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OSHK Autumn Fun Day 2018 |
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香港歌劇社秋日鉅獻之「重陽動脚、動手兼動口!」
The first of such event organized by the Opera Society of Hong Kong!
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Programme: - Hiking: Meet at the Peak Tower at 1pm and walk to HKU along Lugard Road and Lung Fu Shan. - Mahjong Game starting at 3pm at Lingnan Club - Dinner at Lingnan Club starting at 8pm
Over 20 members joined our hiking on the cool Chung Yeung Festival day. After that 8 Mahjong players had a tournament to determine the final winner. The event was finished with a delicious dinner and our members had a good catch-up over nice food and wine!
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OSHK Autumn Fun Day 2018 |
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香港歌劇社秋日鉅獻之「重陽動脚、動手兼動口!」
The first of such event organized by the Opera Society of Hong Kong!
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Programme: - Hiking: Meet at the Peak Tower at 1pm and walk to HKU along Lugard Road and Lung Fu Shan. - Mahjong Game starting at 3pm at Lingnan Club - Dinner at Lingnan Club starting at 8pm
Over 20 members joined our hiking on the cool Chung Yeung Festival day. After that 8 Mahjong players had a tournament to determine the final winner. The event was finished with a delicious dinner and our members had a good catch-up over nice food and wine!
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OSHK Autumn Fun Day 2018 |
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香港歌劇社秋日鉅獻之「重陽動脚、動手兼動口!」
The first of such event organized by the Opera Society of Hong Kong!
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Programme: - Hiking: Meet at the Peak Tower at 1pm and walk to HKU along Lugard Road and Lung Fu Shan. - Mahjong Game starting at 3pm at Lingnan Club - Dinner at Lingnan Club starting at 8pm
Over 20 members joined our hiking on the cool Chung Yeung Festival day. After that 8 Mahjong players had a tournament to determine the final winner. The event was finished with a delicious dinner and our members had a good catch-up over nice food and wine!
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OSHK Autumn Fun Day 2018 |
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香港歌劇社秋日鉅獻之「重陽動脚、動手兼動口!」
The first of such event organized by the Opera Society of Hong Kong!
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Programme: - Hiking: Meet at the Peak Tower at 1pm and walk to HKU along Lugard Road and Lung Fu Shan. - Mahjong Game starting at 3pm at Lingnan Club - Dinner at Lingnan Club starting at 8pm
Over 20 members joined our hiking on the cool Chung Yeung Festival day. After that 8 Mahjong players had a tournament to determine the final winner. The event was finished with a delicious dinner and our members had a good catch-up over nice food and wine!
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OSHK Autumn Fun Day 2018 |
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香港歌劇社秋日鉅獻之「重陽動脚、動手兼動口!」
The first of such event organized by the Opera Society of Hong Kong!
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Programme: - Hiking: Meet at the Peak Tower at 1pm and walk to HKU along Lugard Road and Lung Fu Shan. - Mahjong Game starting at 3pm at Lingnan Club - Dinner at Lingnan Club starting at 8pm
Over 20 members joined our hiking on the cool Chung Yeung Festival day. After that 8 Mahjong players had a tournament to determine the final winner. The event was finished with a delicious dinner and our members had a good catch-up over nice food and wine!
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OSHK Autumn Fun Day 2018 |
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香港歌劇社秋日鉅獻之「重陽動脚、動手兼動口!」
The first of such event organized by the Opera Society of Hong Kong!
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Programme: - Hiking: Meet at the Peak Tower at 1pm and walk to HKU along Lugard Road and Lung Fu Shan. - Mahjong Game starting at 3pm at Lingnan Club - Dinner at Lingnan Club starting at 8pm
Over 20 members joined our hiking on the cool Chung Yeung Festival day. After that 8 Mahjong players had a tournament to determine the final winner. The event was finished with a delicious dinner and our members had a good catch-up over nice food and wine!
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OSHK Autumn Fun Day 2018 |
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香港歌劇社秋日鉅獻之「重陽動脚、動手兼動口!」
The first of such event organized by the Opera Society of Hong Kong!
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Programme: - Hiking: Meet at the Peak Tower at 1pm and walk to HKU along Lugard Road and Lung Fu Shan. - Mahjong Game starting at 3pm at Lingnan Club - Dinner at Lingnan Club starting at 8pm
Over 20 members joined our hiking on the cool Chung Yeung Festival day. After that 8 Mahjong players had a tournament to determine the final winner. The event was finished with a delicious dinner and our members had a good catch-up over nice food and wine!
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2018 Young Artist Programme 青年新聲 |
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This is the first concert of the Young Artist Programme organized by the Opera Society of Hong Kong 香港歌劇社. The event was held on 9 Jun 2018 at the Recital Hall, Hong Kong City Hall.
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Our young talented singers, Gladys Ho and Cyrus Cheng delivered a fabulous performance to a full-house audience.
More details at our Facebook event page here
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Opera Fever 6 歌劇狂熱6樂無窮 |
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The Opera Fever 6 歌劇狂熱6樂無窮 is a Le French May Associated Project.
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Together with music lovers and passionate singers, the Opera Society of Hong Kong presented a program full of variety and colors.
Apart from performances by talented local soloists, duets, trio and children choir, the highlight of the evening was a half-staged Act 2 of the Die Fledermaus where the Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorus enjoyed the fun with our guest soloists to deliver the operetta excerpt which is full of humour and enjoyable music!
Please visit our Facebook event here
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Guangzhou Concert Tour |
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The Opera Society of Hong Kong 香港歌劇社 was invited by 廣州救主堂 and organized a music tour for our members from 16 to 18 Dec 2017.
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During this 3-day tour, the members from the Opera Society of Hong Kong and our singing friends took part in an Opera Appreciation Concert on 16 Dec 2017. There were solo, duet, trio and chorus items as well as excerpts from famous opera work. They also participated in singing during the church services on 17 and 18 Dec 2017.
Last but not least, there were also sight seeing and good food!
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The Rising Stars 3 |
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The 3rd concert of this education series of the Opera Society of Hong Kong 香港歌劇社 has been successfully held on 26 Aug 2017 at Recital Hall of Hong Kong City Hall. Nine young talents joined the programme. This has been an enjoyable evening for the audience and a good education opportunity for the young rising stars!
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More information available at Facebook event
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建軍大業 Movie Music Chorus Recording |
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The Opera Society of Hong Kong is again invited to
record the chorus part of a mega film. 《建軍大業》"The Founding of an Army" is a Chinese historical film featuring a star-studded cast of Chinese
actors to mark the 90th anniversary of the founding of the People’s Liberation
Army.
The film will be released in summer 2017!
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Opera Fever 5 歌劇狂熱慶銀禧 |
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Following the success of previous concerts of the same series, the Opera Fever 5 Concert, which is a Le French May Associated Project and the first major event of our 25th anniversary year, was held successfully on 4 May 2017.
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This year we have 14 groups of performers,
including solo, duet, trio, ensemble and choirs. The rich program covered French repertoire as well as famous excerpts from musicals and
opera. The OSHK Children's Choir and OSHK Chorus were also among the performing
groups and received high acclaim. Finale of the evening: Phantom of the Opera
Medley presented by the OSHK Chorus was enjoyed very much by the audience as
well as the chorus members. Date: 4 May 2017 (Thu) 8pm Venue: Hong Kong City Hall Theatre FB event page
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Opera Passion 4 |
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Opera Passion has become an exciting event by the Opera Society of Hong Kong 香港歌劇社 to demonstrate our continuous passion for opera and to showcase outstanding participants from the International Opera Exchange MasterClass.
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This year we were again joined by the two Italian masters Chiara Angella and Silvio Zanon. Together with the participants from the MasterClass and the Children's Choir, passionate singers delivered an enjoyable concert before the dawn of our 25th year anniversary.
Date: 9 Nov 2016 (Wed) Venue: Concert Hall, Hong Kong City Hall
Exciting and rich programme with solo, ensemble, chorus and children's chorus covering repertoire with a thematic style to provide you an enjoyable evening!
Check our FB page and stay tuned to our announcements for more details!
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Bellissima Italia Presentation Ceremony 2016 |
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The Children's Choir of the Opera Society of Hong Kong 香港歌劇社 was invited to sing at the Victoria House for the Bellissima Italia Presentation Ceremony on 27 October 2016.
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Many congratulations to the OSHK Children's Choir on their successful premiere performance in front of 160+ VIPs including the Chief Secretary, Mrs Carrie Lam and the Italian Consul General, Mr De Riu!
17 young singers sang heartily to kick off the ceremony and received enthusiastic applause from the floor!
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The Rising Stars 2 |
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Still remember the impressive performance by our young Rising Stars in early 2016? The Rising Stars 2, 2nd project of this education program series by the Opera Society of Hong Kong 香港歌劇社 is again tailored for young talents with age 6 to 17 having ABRSM Grade 5 or above equivalent in voice or musical instruments.
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The shortlisted young talents received not only the opportunity to perform on stage, but also training by professional tutors to perform ensemble with the other young performers.
Performance Date: Oct 9, 2016 Sunday
Venue: 8/F Recital Hall, Hong Kong City Hall
Music Director: Li Si-Lai
Concert Manager: Tracy Chan
Pianist: Karl Hui
Final shortlisted participants and program:
1. Mezzo-soprano
Solo (Skylar Li)
i. 塔里木河 維吾爾族民歌 克里木詞
ii. Far
From The Home I Love from "Fiddler on the Roof" Jerry Bock & Sheldon
Harnick
2. Female
Trio (Angel Chau, Skylar Li & Alice Keung)
Three Little Maids From School from "The
Mikado" Music by Arthur Sullivan, Words by W. S. Gilbert
3. Mezzo-soprano
Solo (Alice Keung)
Summertime from "Porgy and Bess" Gershwin
& Heyward
4. Female
Duet (Angel Chau & Alice Keung)
Prayer from "Hansel and Gretel" Engelbert
Humperdinck
5. Soprano
Solo (Angel Chau)
i. How
Beautiful Are The Feet from "Messiah" G. F Handel
ii. Madrigal
Jules Massenet
6. Zheng
Solo (Giana Yeung)
i. 香山射鼓 曲云
ii. 豐收鑼鼓 彭修文、蔡惠泉
7. Soprano
Solo (Chloe Fu)
i. Shiny
Cecil Cope
ii. When
Daisies Pied T. A. Arne
8. Female
Duet (Cindy Lee & Chloe Fu)
臉如花 青主作曲 杜安世詞
9. Female
Trio (Chloe Fu, Cindy Lee & Giana Yeung)
The Lark In The Clear Air Irish Air,
Arranged by Edgar Deale
10. Mezzo-soprano
Solo (Giana Yeung)
Love Walked In Music and Lyrics by George
Gershwin and Ira Gershwin
11. Piano
Solo (Jessica Chan)
i. Sonata
in Bb K570, 3rd Movement - Allegretto W.A. Mozart
ii. Waltz
in E Minor Op. Posthumus Chopin
12. Soprano
Solo (Rachel Lorelle Chu)
i. Sapphic
Ode Johannes Brahms
ii. Over
The Rainbow from "Wizard of Oz" Music by Harold Aelen, Lyrics by E Y Harburg
13. Female
Duet (Cindy Lee & Rachel Lorelle Chu)
Plasir D'amour Music by Martini, Words by
Helen Taylor
14. Soprano
Solo (Cindy Lee)
i. Sebben,
crudele Caldara
ii. My
Ship from "Lady in the Dark" Weill & I. Gershwin
15. Harp
& Piano Solo (Pearl Chan)
i. Toccato
David Snell
ii. Waltz
in B minor, Op.69 No.2 Dryderyk Chopin
16. Female
Trio (Cindy Lee, Rachel Lorelle Chu & Giana Yeung)
Till There was You from "The Music Man¡§ Meredith Willson
17. Female
Ensemble (Cindy Lee, Rachel Lorelle Chu, Giana Yeung, Chloe Fu, Angel Chau,
Skylar Li, Alice Keung, Jessica Chan)
Puttin' On The Ritz Music & words by
Irving Berlin, Arranged by Kirby Shaw
18. Finale
Who Will Buy from "Oliver!" Lionel Bart
Tonight from "West Side Story" Music by
Leonard Bernstein, Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim, Arranged by William Stickles
Enquiries: Please call Ms Chan on 91363961 or email: development@opera.org.hk
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Guangzhou Evangelical Musc Tour |
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The Opera Society of Hong Kong 香港歌劇社 is very pleased to be invited by 廣州救主堂 to participate in an evangelical music tour from 24 to 26 September 2016. This is a meaningful religious event and an exceptional experience for singers and non-singing participants!
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Programme Introit: O Praise the Lord by Adrian Batten A Mass Setting through the ages by various composers - Kyrie from Missa de Angelis - Gloria from Missa Papae Marcelli by Giovanni Pierlugi da Palestrina - Credo from Nelson Mass by J. Haydn - Sanctus from Requiem by W. A. Mozart /Franz Xaver Süßmayr - Benedictus from A Mass for Peace by Karl Jenkins - Agnus Dei from Mass for 5 voices by William Byrd
Anthems: - Laudate Dominum by W. A. Mozart (Soprano solo with chorus) - I give to you a new commandment by Peter Nardone - Everytime I feel the Spirit arranged by Bob Chilcott - Dona Nobis Pacem (Traditional Canon) - Hallelujah Chorus by G. F. Handel
Highlights of itinerary 24 Sep - Arrive Guangzhou, rehearsal and Joint Sacred Choral Concert (慶祝中國三自教會成立66週年) 25 Sep - Service singing (3 sessions: 9am; 11am & 6pm) 26 Sep - Free time in Guangzhou and back to Hong Kong
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Opera Fever 4Ever 歌劇狂熱唱不停 |
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Opera Fever 4Ever: An Associated Programme of Le French May 2016 歌劇狂熱唱不停:法國五月節2016聯辦節目 19/05/2016 Hong Kong City Hall Theatre 8pm
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2008 marked the Opera Society of HK's first encounter with Le French May in the production of La Perichole. The fantastic experience has left indelible memories with many of our singers. In Opera Fever 4EVER, we present a charity concert and opera education program to showcase our passionate singers and young professionals. The opera repertoire is rich and fiery singers of opera could hardly quench their fever of singing by singing more. In this concert, we will highlight favorite French operatic arias and excerpts from works including Carmen, Faust, The Tales of Hoffmann, and more. Don't miss this fantastic evening of feverish French opera singing and enjoyment!
2008年標誌著香港歌劇社與法國五月節的邂逅,當年演出輕歌劇《秘魯歌兒》的經驗,實在給我們留下了寶貴的回憶。「歌劇狂熱唱不停」是一個集慈善音樂會和歌劇音樂教育的項目,讓我們一班『發燒』歌手和年輕演唱家能一展才華。歌劇的曲目太豐富了,也充滿火熱和激情 - 歌劇演唱者的狂熱往往不能,只靠演唱多一些歌曲就可以降溫。在這場音樂會裏,我們將精選演唱法國歌劇中備受喜愛的選段,來自《卡門》、《浮士德》、《霍夫曼的故事》等等。大家千萬不要錯過欣賞法國歌劇狂熱演唱這美妙之夜!
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The Rising Stars |
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A Concert of Young Talents
This is part of the education program presented by The Opera Society of Hong Kong 香港歌劇社.
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The aims of this concert are: (1) to nurture the young talented singers and instrumentalists of our Society (2) a warmup concert for their coming competitions and examinations
Music Advisor: Raymond Fu Pianist: Ming Kwong
Performers: Giuseppe Fu (Bass Trombone & Voice) Tiana Chan (Violin, Piano & Voice) June Rippon (Organ, Cello & Voice) Angelina Lee (Cello, Viola & Voice)
*Free admission with light refreshments after concert
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Music from Vienna Concert |
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The Opera Society of Hong Kong 香港歌劇社 has been invited to sing in a festive and fun concert "Music from Vienna" on Saturday, December 19, 2015, at Concert Hall, City Hall Hong Kong. We'll be singing in Beethoven's Choral Fantasy for piano, chorus, and orchestra, Handel's Hallelujah Chorus, and yes, The Blue Danube Waltz by J. Strauss in an originally written-for-chorus mixed chorus version, and more.
Concert is presented by the Global Symphony Orchestra and under the baton of Maestro Ka Lok Mak. Come sing with us to have fun or come to the concert to enjoy!
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Detailed information could be viewed on FaceBook
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Il Trovatore 2015 |
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An opera in four acts, performed in Italian with Chinese and English subtitles.
Directed by Lo Kingman and conducted by Lio Kuokman, this production ofMusica Viva 非凡美樂 will see the collaboration between world-renowned stars and home-grown talents.
Raymond Fu, Chorusmaster, directs the Chrous of The Opera Society of Hong Kong 香港歌劇社 once again (since Il Trovatore 2001) to bring alive the legendary troubadours, nobles, and gypsies on the Hong Kong stage.
Four shows: 11-12 December 2015 (Fri, Sat) 7:45pm 12-13 December 2015 (Sat, Sun) 2:45pm
Venue: Concert Hall, Hong Kong City Hall 5 Edinburgh Place, Central, Hong Kong
Tickets: $630, $460, $300, $150 Discount tickets available for eligible persons. Available at URBTIX now.
Programme is presented by LCSD and click here for more information and opera synopsis
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Opera Passion III 歌劇濃情 III |
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"Opera Passion III" concert is not just another concert presented by the Opera Society of HK. It is in fact the fruit from an educational aspiration of the Society. Through organizing the "1st International Opera Exchange Master Class" on Sept 11 - 13, 2015, local young talented singers could learn and work together with world-class opera singers Chiara Angella & Silvio Zanon from Italy.
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The Concert on Sept 14 will showcase outstanding participants from the Master Class, together with the two Italian masters, the Opera Society Chorus & Orchestra conducted by Raymond Fu. You will hear excerpts from well known operas including:
WAGNER Tannhäuser Freudig Begrüssen (Entrance Of The
Guests) PUCCINI Tosca Te Deum (Baritone with Chorus) Fanciulla
del West Ch'ella mi creda (Tenor solo) MASCAGNI Cavalleria
Rusticana Excerpts VERDI Forza
del destino Invano Alvaro (Tenor and
Baritone duet) Il
Trovatore Excerpts from Act 2 Nabucco Va, pensiero BIZET Carmen Habanera (Mezzo-Soprano
solo) MOZART Magic
Flute Finale
ROSSINI Mose Dal Tuo stellato soglio2 Tickets are available at URBTIX now. Opera Passion III FB Eventpage.
香港歌劇社主辦的「歌劇濃情Ⅲ」音樂會不是一場普通的音樂會,透過在2015年9月11-13日舉辦「第一屆國際歌劇交流大師班」,歌劇社實踐其一貫致力推廣西洋歌劇藝術教育的抱負,讓我們的青年歌手有機會得到來自意大利的世界級歌劇演唱家基雅娜‧安潔娜及西爾維奧‧薩隆親自指導。
9月14日的音樂會將由參加「大師班」學員當中表現最優秀者聯同兩位大師及香港歌劇社合唱團和管弦樂團擔綱演出,由符潤光指揮。屆時大家將欣賞到著名歌劇之選段包括:
節目 華格納 《唐懷瑟》 序曲 普契尼 《托斯卡》 謝恩讚美歌 (男中音及合唱) 《西部女郎》請讓她相信 (男高音獨唱) 馬斯卡尼《鄉村騎士》 選段 (女中音、男中音及合唱) 威爾第 《命運之力》 阿瓦羅,你休想躲起來 (男高音與男中音二重唱 ) 《遊唱詩人》 第二幕選段 (女中音及合唱) 《拿布果》 希伯來奴隸大合唱 比才 《卡門》 「愛情像野鳥」(哈巴奈拉舞曲) (女中音及合唱) 莫札特 《魔笛》 終曲
羅西尼 《摩西在埃及》從你的繁星寶座/紅海祈禱合唱 門票現於城市售票網公開發售。 歌劇濃情Ⅲ 面書專頁 查詢可致電 9024 3593 香港歌劇社面書
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Opera Fever 3 |
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The Opera Society of Hong Kong's Members' Mini Concert 2015 Opera Fever 3 follows the success of our previous Opera
Fever mini concerts held in September 2013 and February 2014. Date : 15 May 2015 (Friday) Time : 8:00pm Venue : 5/F, Lecture Hall, Sheung Wan Civic Centre Tickets: $50 available by reservation or at the door. Reservation and Enquiry: Call Si-lai Li at 94605219.
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A delightful programme of opera arias and art songs performed by soloists and ensembles: Susanna Leung, mezzo soprano, with Peter Leung, pianist - Habanera from "Carmen" by George Bizet - Caro Mio Ben by Guiseppe Giordiani Tiana Chan, soprano, with Ivan Wong, pianist - Ach, ich fuhl's from "Magic Flute" by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart - Elle a fui, la tourterelle from "The Tales of Hoffmann" by Jacques Offenbach
Canny Chan, soprano; Flavia Ho, mezzo soprano; with Albert Kwong, pianist - Barcarolle from "The Tales of Hoffmann" by Jacques Offenbach Eddy Mak, baritone, with Abby Nga Yee Wong, pianist - Eri Tu from "Masked Ball" by Giuseppe Verdi - Avant de quitter ces lieux from "Faust" by Charles Gounod Tiana Chan, soprano; Shirley Yeung, soprano; with Albert Kwong, pianist - Flower Duet from "Lakme" by Leo Delibes Flavia Ho, mezzo soprano, with Albert Kwong, pianist - Voi che sapete from "Le Nozze di Figaro" by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart - Tu lo sai by Giuseppe Torelli Canny Chan, soprano, with Gracie Tse, pianist - Allerseelen Op.10, No.8 by Richard Strauss - Deh Vienni, non tardar from "Le Nozze di Figaro" by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Susanna Leung, mezzo soprano; Eddy Mak, baritone; with Albert Kwong, pianist - La Traviata Duet by Giuseppe Verdi Shirley Yeung, soprano, with Mylene Chan, pianist - Dove sono from "Le Nozze di Figaro" by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart - Un bel di, vedremo from "Madama Butterfly" by Giacomo Puccini Finale, with all - Santa Lucia, traditional Neapolitan song
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Turandot 2014 |
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An opera in 3 acts by Giacomo Puccini.
Performed in Italian with Chinese and English subtitles.
4 performances at the Concert Hall, Hong Kong City Hall: 12 December 2014 (Fri) 7:45pm 13 December 2014 (Sat) 2:30pm 13 December 2014 (Sat) 7:45pm 14 December 2014 (Sun) 2:30pm
A Musica Viva production:
Music Director: Lio Kuokman Producer & Director: Lo Kingman Chamber Orchestra: Hong Kong Virtuosi Chorus: The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorusmaster: Raymond Fu Choreographer: Thomas Brown Sets: Ricky Chan Costumes: Mandy Tam Lighting: Peter Li
Ticketing: $630, $460, $300, $150, available from 13 August 2014 onwards at URBTIX
The Opera Society of Hong Kong last performed Turandot in 1996.
Audition for Turandot 2014 (closing 31 August 2014): http://tinyurl.com/operasociety-aud-140921
Facebook event.
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The Cast
Turandot (Soprano): Jee-hye Han(1)(3)/HelenTodd(2)(4) Calaf (Tenor): Raul Melo(1)(3)/John Hudson(2)(4) Liu (Soprano): Eudora Brown(1)(3)/Song Yuan-Ming(2)/Louise Kwong(4) Timur (Bass): Freddie Tong Ping (Baritone): Sammy Chien Pong (Tenor): Chen Yong Pang (Tenor): Christopher Leung Altoum (Tenor): Frankie Liu Mandarin (Baritone): Isaac Droscha(1)(2)(4)/ Pong Chung-lam(3)
(1) 12 Dec 7:45pm; (2) 13 Dec, 2:30pm; (3) 13 Dec 7:45pm; (4) 14 Dec 2:30pm
Programme
Turandot
is the last opera written by Giacomo Puccini. The Princess Turandot
will only marry a suitor of royal blood who can answer three riddles set
by her. Anyone who fails will be beheaded. Calaf, heir to the throne
of Tartary, successfully answers all three riddles. But Turandot now
reneges on her promise. Calaf offers to release her and to die at her
hand if she can discover his name before dawn. Finally, Turandot is
deeply moved by Calaf¡¦s genuine affections.
When Puccini died in
November 1924, he left the final duet and concluding scene of Turandot
unfinished. Franco Alfano completed the opera in 1926 based on the
sketches and notes left by Puccini. The contemporary Italian composer
Luciano Berio was commissioned by the House of Ricordi, Puccini¡¦s
publisher, to compose a new ending for the opera in 2002. Musica Viva
will perform both the Alfano (in the first and third performances) and
Berio (in the second and last) endings in this production. This will
not only be the Asian premiere of Berio¡¦s effort, but also the first
ever of both endings being presented side by side in consecutive
performances of the same production.
Directed by Lo Kingman and
conducted by Lio Kuokman, this production features a team of
world-renowned opera stars who have sung with the Metropolitan Opera of
New York, Chicago Lyric Opera, National Opera in London and some of the
most prestigious companies worldwide, performing with excellent artists
from Hong Kong.
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Mid-Autumn Gala |
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A Musical Feast of...
Choir with wine glasses, golden bells, love
duets, fun piece from bass bone, passionate opera excerpts and even
wild Broadway trio.
Date: Wednesday, September 10, 2014 Time: 8:00pm Place: Concert Hall, Hong Kong City Hall, Central
Facebook event: http://www.facebook.com/events/353096341508668
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Performers
Gloves Handbell Claudia Chan Simon Chan Veronica Cheung Connie Ho Lo Po Yan Giuseppe Fu Gladys Ho Kar-kit Kwok Jessica Ng Shirley Yeung Angelic Singers Concert Choir of the Opera Society of Hong Kong, which will sing: 1. Stars by Eriks Esenvalds 2. J'entends le moulin (I hear the millwheel), arr. Donald Patriquin 3. The Battle of Jericho, traditional spiritual, arr. Moses Hogan (Hear we sing The Battle of Jericho.)
Pianist: Patience Fung
Music Director & Conductor: Raymond Fu
Tickets: $500 (VIP), $180,$120, $80. Available at URBTIX.
Programme Enquiry: Tel: 9024 3593 Email: hkoperasociety@gmail.com
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Embracing the World |
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** Pre-World Choir Games Fundraising Concert ** Come and support the Opera Society of Hong Kong's Female Vocal Ensemble for our trip to the World Choir Games (WCG), July 2014, in Riga, Latvia! To better prepare for the Riga competition, we have arranged a Pre-Tour Fundraising Concert: Date: Monday, June 30, 2014 Time: 8:00pm Place: St. John's Cathedr al, Garden Road, Central
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The Opera Society Female Vocal Ensemble Directed by Raymond Fu
Programme includes songs to be sung in competition - works by Latvian composer ˆZriks Esenvalds, Finnish composer Jaakko Mantyjarvi, Norwegian composer Ola Gjeilo, American singer-songwriter Billy Joel,
and songs in Chinese. This is a refreshing and resounding programme to
be presented in a tranquil cathedral ambiance and surely not to be
missed.
Our target is to raise
HK$50,000 in sponsoring the Society, a non-profit making organization,
as well as its passionate singers. This concert will not only showcase
our choral group that is going to compete at the Female Vocal Ensembles
category at the WCG, but will also include performances given by guest
singers who are also our donors and supporters.
Please contact
us if you are interested to join this concert as performers, donors
and/or audience. Tickets at $500 (VIP) and $100 (free seating) are
available now.
Ticket reservation and enquiry: 90243593.
Facebook event: http://www.facebook.com/events/683360795063450
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Opera Fever II - Love |
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OSHK Members' Mini Concert, our second in the series since Opera Fever in September 2013. Come hear a special programme of songs, duets, and ensembles on the theme of love by our members on the eve of Valentine's Day!
Date : 13 February 2014 (Thursday) Time : 8pm Venue : 5/F, Lecture Hall, Sheung Wan Civic Centre Eligibility : OSHK Society Member / Chorus Member
Tickets: $50 Reservation and enquiry: 92766873
Members' sign-up.
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Programme
Lui Yiu Him Chanson Triste by Duparc "Come paride vezzoso" (L'Elisir d'Amore) by Donizetti
Agnes Au "Deh Vieni, non tardar" (Le Nozze di Figaro) by Mozart "Batti batti, o bel Masetto" (Don Giovanni) by Mozart
Kwok Kar Kit "La ci darem la mano" (Don Giovanni) by Mozart Musica Proibita by Gastoldoni
Li Si-lai Plaisir d'amour by Martini "Che faro senza Euridice" (Orfeo ed Euridice) by Gluck
Dominique Chan "E' sgombro il loco..Un bacio un bacio ancora" (Anna Bolena) by Donizetti Calypso by Benjamin Britten
Ricky Tsang None but the lonely heart by Tchaikovsky "Non piu andrai" (Le Nozze di Figaro) by Mozart
Gladys Ho "E' strano! e' strano...Sempre libera" (La Traviata) by Verdi
Chorus Caleno Custure Me, an Irish love song Act II Finale (Turandot) by Puccini
Accompanists: Patience Fung, Albert Kwong, Jeremy Leung
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Rigoletto 2013 |
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An opera in 3 acts by Giuseppe Verdi.
Performed in Italian with Chinese and English subtitles.
4 performances at the Concert Hall, Hong Kong City Hall: 13 December 2013 (Fri) 7:45pm 14 December 2013 (Sat) 2:45pm 14 December 2013 (Sat) 7:45pm 15 December 2013 (Sun) 2:45pm
A Musica Viva production:
Music Director: Lio Kuok-man Producer & Director: Lo King-man Chamber Orchestra: Hong Kong Virtuosi Chorus: The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorusmaster: Raymond Fu Lighting: Peter Li Costumes: Mandy Tam Sets: Allan Tsui
Ticketing: $600, $450, $300, $150, available from 9 August 2013 onwards at URBTIX
The Opera Society of Hong Kong last performed Rigoletto in 1993.
Audition for Rigoletto (closed 31 August 2013): http://tinyurl.com/operasociety-aud-130915
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The Cast
Rigoletto (Baritone); Michael Corvino (1)(3); Daniel Sutin (2)(4) Gilda (Soprano): Sang Eun Lee (1)(3)(4); Colette Lam (2) Duke of Mantua (Tenor): Todd Wilander (1)(3); Jeffrey Hartman (2)(4) Sparafucile (Bass): Freddie Tong Maddalena (Mezzo-soprano): Carol Lin Monterone (Baritone): Sammy Chien
(1) 13 Dec 7:45pm; (2) 14 Dec 2:45pm; (3) 14 Dec 7:45pm (4) 15 Dec 2:45pm
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Programme
Rigoletto is an opera in three acts by the Italian genius Giuseppe Verdi, set to a libretto by Francesco Maria Piave based on the play Le roi s'amuse by Victor Hugo. Premiered in Venice in 1851, the work was Verdi's first international triumph and ranks among the most frequently performed operas in the world. The protagonist of the tragic story is a hunch-backed court jester who encourages his master, the Duke of Mantua, to indulge in a licentious and lustful life until his own daughter, Gilda, falls victim to the Duke's seduction. Rigoletto's plot to have his master murdered backfires and results in Gilda's death. Verdi imbued this work with enchanting melodies, strong dramatic situations, powerful characterization and intense emotions. This special production by Musica Viva of Hong Kong features a team of world-renowned opera stars who have sung with the Metropolitan Opera of New York, Chicago Lyric Opera, Royal Opera of London and some of the most prestigious companies world-wide, performing with excellent young artists of Hong Kong. The production is directed by Lo King-man and conducted by Lio Kuok-man.
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Opera Fever - OSHK Members' Mini Concert |
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Date : 14 September 2013 (Saturday) Time : 4pm Venue : 5/F, Lecture Hall, Sheung Wan Civic Centre Eligibility : OSHK Society Member / Chorus Member
Tickets: $50 Reservation and enquiry: 92766873
Members' sign-up (now closed).
Facebook event.
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Programme
Duet: "Sull'aria" from Le nozze di Figaro by Mozart Shirley Yeung, Soprano and Jessica Ng, Soprano "Connais-tu le pays" from Mignon by Thomas Nancy Li, Mezzo-soprano "Art is calling for me" from The Enchantress by Victor Herbert "Think of me" from The Phantom of the Opera by Andrew Lloyd Webber Claudia Chan, Soprano "Recondita armonia" from Tosca by Puccini "Heidenroslein" by Schubert Simon Chan, Tenor "Je suis encor tout etourdie" from Manon by Massenet "O mio babbino caro" from Gianni Schicchi by Puccini Ng Yen Yen, Soprano "Piangero la sorta mia" from Giulio Cesare by Handel Lovina Hui, Alto "Der Hoelle Rache" from Magic Flute by Mozart Jessica Ng, Soprano "Per me giunto" from Don Carlo by Verdi "L'ultima Canzone" by Tosti Li Yat Sing, Baritone "Si, michiamano Mimi" from La Boheme by Puccini Shirley Yeung, Soprano "Pace, pace" from La forza del destino by Verdi Pancy Wong, Soprano "Amigos para siempre" by Andrew Lloyd Webber All singers Accompanists: Albert Kwong, Patience Fung
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Cavalleria Rusticana & I Pagliacci |
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LCSD presents Opera - Double-bill:
Mascagni's Cavalleria Rusticana & Leoncavallo's I Pagliacci
Date: 4-6 January 2013 (Fri-Sun) Time: 7:45pm on 4 & 5 Jan; 2:45pm on 5 & 6 Jan Place: Concert Hall, Hong Kong City Hall
Two sensational Italian operas of the Realism School performed in Italian with Chinese and English subtitles.
A Musica Viva Production.
Music Director: Lio Kuok-man Producer & Director: Lo King-man Chorusmaster: Raymond Fu Chamber Orchestra: Hong Kong Virtuosi
Tickets $630, $460, $300, $150 now available at all URBTIX outlets, on Internet and credit card telephone booking. Half-price tickets available for senior citizens, people with disabilities and full-time students. Group booking discount also available.
Programme Enquiries 2268 7321 Ticketing Enquiries 2734 9009 Credit Card Telephone Booking 2111 5999 Internet Booking www.urbtix.hk
Audition for Opera Double-bill (now closed).
Facebook event.
Concert review by Prof Rupert Chan, Hong Kong Economic Journal, 23 January 2013 (in Chinese).
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The Cast
Cavalleria Rusicana Santuzza: Janara Kellerman (1)(3), Mezzo-soprano; Carol Lin (2), Mezzo-soprano; Louise Kwong (4), Soprano Turriddu: John Daniecki (2)(3), Tenor; Jeffrey Hartman (1)(4), Tenor Alfio: Grant Youngblood (2)(3), Baritone; Brian Montgomery (1)(4), Baritone Lola: Melody Sze, Mezzo-soprano Lucia: Cynthia Luff, Mezzo-soprano I Pagliacci Nedda: Kristin Sampson (1)(3), Soprano; Yuki Ip (2)(4), Soprano Canio: John Daniecki (1)(4), Tenor; Jeffrey Hartman (2)(3), Tenor Tonio: Grant Youngblood (1)(4), Baritone; Brian Montgomery (2)(3), Baritone Beppe: Alex Tam (1)(3)(4), Tenor; Christopher Leung (2), Tenor Silvio: Nicholas Provenzale, Baritone
Performances (1): 4 Jan; (2): 5 Jan at 2:45pm; (3): 5 Jan at 7:45pm; (4): 6 Jan
Chorus of The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorusmaster: Raymond Fu
Synopsis
Cavelleria Rusticana
The story is set in a Sicilian village around 1890. On Easter morning, Turiddu is heard singing about his beloved, Lola, who is now married to the merchant-carter, Alfio. Santuzza, a young woman who has been seduced and impregnated by Turiddu, arrives at the tavern of his mother, Lucia. Santuzza is desperate because of her heavy sense of guilt. The dialogue of the women is interrupted by the entrance of Alfio. Despite his outspoken pride and affection for his wife, Alfio also becomes suspicious of Turiddu's relationship with Lola. While the villagers are attending mass, Santuzza encounters Turiddu. She confronts him and hopes to win him back. However, all is in vain. Not only does Turiddu forsake her, she is also mocked by Lola who passes by. Santuzza curses Turiddu as he enters church after Lola. Out of rage and jealousy, Santuzza revenges by revealing the affair to Alfio.
The action is suspended by the idyllic Intermezzo. After the mass, Turiddu and the villagers gather for wine at the tavern. Alfio's refusal to drink with Turridu provokes a challenge to a duel of knives. According to a long tradition of rustic chivalry, Turiddu takes the initiative with an embrace and a bite on Alfio's right ear, meaning the two shall fight till death. Turiddu bids an impassioned farewell to his mother and asks her to take care of Santuzza if he does not return. As the duel takes place in a nearby orchard, Mamma Lucia and Santuzza wait anxiously. Blood-curdling shouts are heard in the distance. A woman stumbles in, crying "Turiddu has been killed."
I Pagliacci
Prologue. The story takes places on the Feast of Assumption in a Calabrian village in southern Italy around 1870. Before the curtain rises, the actor Tonio delivers a prologue, telling the audience they will see a real-life drama.
Act I. The curtain rises with the arrival of a troupe of traveling actors, greeted enthusiastically by the village folk. Canio, the head of the troupe, describes that night's offering. When someone jokingly suggests that Tonio is secretly attracted to his young wife, Nedda, he vehemently cautions that he will tolerate no such thing. As Canio takes off with fellow actor Beppe to join the villagers in a tavern, Nedda is left alone. Worried that Canio might soon discover her affair with Silvio, one of the villagers, she sings of her longing for freedom. Tonio sneaks in and tries to make love to Nedda. She scorns him and repels him with a whip. Tonio leaves, swearing vengeance. Silvio arrives and persuades Nedda to elope with him at midnight. The rendezvous is seen by Tonio, who seizes the chance to break the news to Canio. The enraged husband bursts in, Silvio escapes in time and Nedda is threatened at knifepoint to reveal her lover's name, but she adamantly refuses. Tonio advises Canio to catch Nedda's lover in the evening. As Canio dons his costume and makeup for the play, he expresses his bitterness for the life of a clown - he must laugh although his heart is breaking.
Act II. As night falls, the villagers eagerly anticipate the featured comedy, Pagliaccio e Colombina. In the absence of her husband, Pagliaccio (Canio), Colombina (Nedda) dismisses her servant, Taddeo (Tonio) and sets the table for dinner with her lover Arlecchino (Beppe). Pagliaccio returns home unexpectedly and Arlecchino escapes through the window. Taddeo mockingly assures Pagliaccio of his wife's innocence. The parallels between Pagliaccio and himself fuel Canio's jealousy to no end. No longer playing the comedy, Canio demands that Nedda reveal her lover's name. Despite Nedda's futile effort to continue playing her part, Canio's blood-thirsted demeanor can no longer be restrained. He stabs Nedda and then Silvio, who has revealed himself from the crowd and tries to intervene. The audience, who has previously marvelled at the realism of the play, is left dumbfounded as Canio cries out "the comedy is ended."
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20th Anniversary Gala Concert |
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** Opera Passion for 20 Years **
Celebrating our milestone in performing over 20 operas in the past 20 years, maintaining a high standard of performance, and promoting local opera production and appreciation.
Come join us in our 20th Anniversary Gala Concert this October! We will be singing many favorite opera choruses from our repertoire. Also, special performances by guest soloists who have performed with us over the years and children's chorus.
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Date: Monday, 29 October 2012
Time: 8:00pm
Venue: Concert Hall, City Hall, Hong Kong
Soloists: Nancy Yuen, Alex Tam, Brian Montgomery
Chorus and Orchestra of The Opera Society of Hong Kong
Conducted by Raymond Fu
Programme:
Favorite opera choruses from our repertoire: Triumphal March from Aida by Verdi Humming Chorus from Madama Butterfly by Pucinni Soldiers' Chorus from Faust by Gounod
Anvil Chorus from Il Trovatore by Verdi Witches Chorus from Macbeth by Verdi
"Va, pensiero" from Nabucco by Verdi
Finale "Im Feuerstrom der Reben" from Act II, Die Fledermaus by Johann Strauss II Finale from Turandot by Puccini
Chorus with soloists, children's chorus, guest soloists, and special opera excerpts: "Avec la garde montane" from Carmen by Bizet "Les voici" from Carmen by Bizet Toreador Song from Carmen by Bizet "Un bel di, vedremo" from Madama Butterfly by Puccini "Si, mi chiamano Mimi" from La Boheme by Puccini "Quanta e Bella" from L'elisir d'amore by Donizetti "Cruda funesta smania" from Lucia di Lammermoor "Donizetti Excerpts from Act I, Turandot by Puccini
Ticketing: $300 $200 $100
Tickets will be available at all URBTIX outlets, on Internet and by telephone from late September 2012.
URBTIX Internet Ticketing: http://www.urbtix.hk
Credit Card Telephone Booking: 21115999
30% discount for Students and Senior Citizen.
10% discount for purchase of 10 tickets or more.
Audition for new chorus members to join in our 20th Anniversary Concert (now closed).
"Opera Passion" 20th Anniversary Gala Concert reviews: Review by Prof Liu Ching-chih, Hong Kong Economic Journal, 7 November 2012 (in Chinese) Review by Prof Rupert Chan, Hong Kong Economic Journal, 15 November 2012 (in Chinese)
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Lucia di Lammermoor 2012 |
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Date: 6-8 January 2012 (Fri-Sun) Time: 7:45pm on 6 & 7 Jan; 2:45pm on 7 & 8 Jan Venue: Concert Hall, Hong Kong City Hall
Presented by LCSD, Donizetti's romantic opera Lucia di Lammermoor is set in the Lammermuir Hills (Lammermoor) of Scotland in the 17th century and tells the story of the emotionally fragile Lucy Ashton (Lucia), caught in a family feud between her own family and the Ravenswoods that ultimately leads to tragedy.
Lucia's "Mad Scene", "Il dolce suono... Spargi d'amaro pianto", a technically and expressively demanding piece, has historically been a vehicle to lift the careers of many a coloratura sopranos to stardom, and together with other popular arias such as "Regnava Nel Silenzio" and "Verranno a te sull'aure", has made Lucia di Lammermoor one of the most performed operas of all time.
Producer/Director: Lo Kingman Conductor: Lio Kuokman Chorusmaster: Raymond Fu
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The Cast Lucia: Sang-Eun Lee, Anne Carolyn Bird Edgardo: Todd Wilander, John Daniecki Enrico: Michael Corvino, Nicolai Janitzky Raimondo: Freddie Tong Arturo: Alex Tam Alisa: Louise Kwong, Carol Lin Normanno: Chen Yong
Chorus of The Opera Society of Hong Kong
The Opera Society of Hong Kong was established in 1992 by a group of dedicated singers. The Society has since fulfilled its mission to actively promote western opera and vocal music in the community in Hong Kong, while maintaining an outstanding standard of performance. With the vision of keeping abreast with world-renowned choruses, the Chorus strives to attain a professional standard. Since its establishment, the Chorus has performed over 20 operas and a rich choral repertoire. The Chorus made its highly successful debut in the Mainland in 1999 and was invited by the Guangzhou Symphony Orchestra to join their Millennium Concerts in Dongguan and Guangzhou. The Chorus has also worked with famous orchestras such as the Academy of St. Martin in the Fields and the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra. In 2005, 2006 and 2008, the Chorus was invited by the RTHK Radio 4 to participate in the Christmas Eve concerts and performed Handel?s Messiah, Vivaldi?s Gloria and A World Christmas. Recent performances including La Perichole in Le French May 2008, Musica Viva?s productions Madama Butterfly (2009), La Fille du Regiment (2010) and L?Elisir d?Amore (2011). In May 2010, the Chorus of the Opera Society of Hong Kong performed with tenor Andrea Bocelli on his Asia tour stop in Hong Kong. The Opera Society recognizes the importance of its members? musical and technical development and offers frequent opportunities for masterclasses and advanced training.
Chorusmaster: Raymond Fu Rehearsal Pianist: Ronald Cheung Soprano Au Ho-yan, Agnes Birkun Oksana Claudia Chan Shirley Fu Ho Kwok-in, Connie Katherine Kwong Leung Po-pui, Noel Li Si-lai Angel Man Jessica Ng Ng Yee-kiu, Erica Mylthie Wong Pancy Wong Wu Sui-sin,Vicki
Alto Lora Chow Chui Shing-yan, Janet Fung Kong Hoi-yee, Selana Ho Yuen-man, Flavia Lovina Hui Amy Lai Law Pui-ha Rita Leung Nancy Li Connie Ng Yip Chi-kwan, Yvonne Tenor Chan Kam-hung Chan Cheuk-hei, Andrew Cheung Man-yee, Leslie Hung Sze-hang, Edison Ngan Ka-lok, Henry Orlando Poon Ian-hay, Isaac Poon Kit-sang, Anthony Ting Ka-lam Steve Tse Wong Chi-lok Yau Kai-chung Yeung Yun-loong
Bass Bettinelli dal Cin, Andrea Po Chan Kwok Kar-kit Albert Kwong Lam Chun-ting, Michael Li Yat-sing Mak Kin-chee, Eddy Phillip McDonald Jacob Ng
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L'Elisir d'Amore |
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Date: 21, 22, 23 January 2011 (Fri-Sun) Time: 8:00 pm (additional 3:00 pm matinee show on 22 Jan 2011) Venue: Concert Hall, Hong Kong City Hall
L'Elisir d'Amore (The Elixir of Love) is a comic opera in 2 Acts sung in Italian with Chinese and English subtitles. Libretto by Felice Romani after Le Philtre by Eugene Scribe.
Producer/Director: Lo Kingman
The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorusmaster: Raymond Fu Chamber Orchestra: Hong Kong Virtuosi Conductor: Lio Kuok-man
Set Designer: Allan Tsui Lighting Designer: Maggie Law Costume Designer: Lau Chung-yan
A Musica Viva Production.
"A stronger production all round, it's a big step forward for the troupe.... A notable strength is the impressively well-balanced, focused singing by the Opera Society Chorus.'"- review by South China Morning Post, 25 January 2011, on the opening performance.
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Soloists Nemorino: Dominic Armstrong, Alex Tam Adina: Christina Haldane, Stefanie Izzo Dulcamara: David Ward, Freddie Tong Belcore: Benjamin Bloomfield, Albert Lim Giannetta: Lam Wing-wing, Sandy Leung
Chorus of The Opera Society of Hong Kong The Opera Society of Hong Kong was established in 1992 by a group of dedicated singers. The Society has since fulfilled its mission to actively promote western opera and vocal music in the community in Hong Kong, while maintaining an outstanding standard of performance. With the vision of keeping abreast with world-renowned choruses, the Chorus strives to attain a professional standard. Since its establishment, the Chorus has performed over 15 operas and a rich choral repertoire. The Chorus made its highly successful debut in the Mainland in 1999 and was invited by the Guangzhou Symphony Orchestra to join their Millennium Concerts in Dongguan and Guangzhou. The Chorus has also worked with famous orchestras such as Academy of St. Martin in the Fields and the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra. In September 2004, the Chorus received high acclaims in the performance of opera Faust, which was directed by Lo Kingman. In 2005, 2006 and 2008, the Chorus was invited by the RTHK Radio 4 to participate in the Christmas Eve concerts and performed Handel's Messiah, Vivaldi's Gloria and ?A World Christmas?. Recent performances including La Perichole in Le French May 2008, Musica Viva?s productions Madama Butterfly (2009), La Fille du Regiment (2010) and L'E'lisir d'Amore (2011). In May 2010, the Chorus of the Opera Society of Hong Kong performed with tenor Andrea Bocelli in his Asia tour stop in Hong Kong. The Opera Society recognizes the importance of its members? musical and technical development and offers frequent opportunities for masterclasses and advanced training.
Chorusmaster: Raymond Fu Rehearsal Pianist: Ronald Cheung SOPRANO Au Ho-yan, Agnes Roxana Castillo Shirley Fu Ho Kwok-in, Connie Katherine Kwong Amy Lai Winnie Lee Li Si-lai Angel Man Ng Yee-kiu, Erica Tse Fong-chung, Jessie Pancy Wong ALTO Chui Shing-yan, Janet Ho Yuen-man, Flavia Lovina Hui Lam Wai-yee, Maria Law Pui-ha Veronica Leung Rita Leung Connie Ng Yip Chi-kwan, Yvonne TENOR Chan Kam-hung Cheung Man-yee, Leslie Chung Chi-wing Hung Sze-hang, Edison Felix Lam Orlando Poon Kit-sang, Anthony Poon Ian-hay, Isaac Ting Ka-lam Wong Chi-lok Yau Kai-chung Yeung Yun-loong Eugene Yip
BASS Chan Kam-yan, Eddie Chan Po Kwok Kar-kit Albert Kwong Lam Chun-ting, Michael Li Yat-sing Mak Kin-chee, Eddy Phillip McDonald Pong Chung-lam
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Andrea Bocelli in Asia 2010 |
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4 May 2010 (Tue)
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Hall 5BC, Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre
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The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorus joined the
world-renowned tnor Andrea Bocelli in his Asia 2010 tour stop in Hong Kong.
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Tenor:
Andrea Bocelli
Conductor:
Eugene Kohn
Soprano:
Sabina Cvilak
Flute:
Andrea Griminelli
Special
Guest: Delta Goodrem
Philharmonic
Taiwan
Chorus
of The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorusmaster: Raymond Fu
Programme:
Operatic excerpts
Verdi:
La donna e'mobile
from 'Rigoletto' Mascagni:
Brindisi from 'Cavalleria rusticana'
Cilea:
Io son l'umile ancella from 'Adriana Lecouvreur'
Verdi:
Di quella pira from 'Il trovatore' Puccini:
O soave fanciulla from 'La Boheme' Gounod:
Kermesse Waltz from 'Faust' Gounod:
Il se fait tard from 'Faust' Verdi:
Brindisi from 'La Traviata'
Selections from Andrea Bocelli's bestselling albums
Titomaglio:
Voglio vivere cosi Aniello:
Vieni sul mar
Cottrau:
Santa Lucia
Lara:
Granada
Monti:
Czardas
Denza:
Funiculi, funicula
Sartori: Canto della terra
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La Fille du Regiment |
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29-31 January 2010 (Fri-Sun) |
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8:00 pm (matinee show 3:00 pm on 30 Jan 10) |
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Concert Hall, City Hall, Hong Kong |
Hong Kong premiere of Donizetti's first opera in French La Fille du Regiment (The Daughter of the Regiment) - a comic opera in 2 acts. Sung in French with Chinese and English subtitles.
Music: Gaetano Donizetti Libretto: Jules Henri Vernoy de Saint-Georges and Jean-Francois-Alfred Bayard Performance Version: Lo King-man
Opera Society of Hong Kong, Raymond Fu, Chorusmaster. Hong Kong Virtuosi (Chamber ensemble), Lio Kuok-man, Conductor. |
Producer/Director: Lo King-man Set Designer: Moe Mo Costume Designer: Lau Chung-yan Lighting Designer: Maggie Law Chorusmaster: Raymond Fu Orchestra Artistic Administrators: Ray Wong, Yiu Song-lam Repetiteurs: Lily Yeung, Felix Suen Dialogue and Drama Coach: Brenda Scofield French Diction Coach: Ariele Zanini Dance Mistress: Mandy Petty Assistant to Director: Cindy Leung
A Musica Viva production.
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The Cast Marie: Christina Raphaelle Haldane / Lam Wing-wing Tonio: John Zuckerman / ChenYong / Alex Tam Sulpice: Brian Montgomery La Marquise: Melody Sze / Carol Lin Hortensius: Albert Lim Duchess: Brenda Scofield La Maestra: Nancy Loo Dance Mistress: Mandy Petty Break Dancers: Hugh Cho & Travis Pang Corporal: Pong Chung-lam Peasant/Notary: Orlando Captain Robert: Hugh Osborne Marie at 6 : Aria Anne Campbell Marie at 10: Brooke Foskey / Choi Hang-kiu Marie at 14: Law Wing-lai,Vanessa / Mok Wing-chit, Esther Fascist Spies: Aaron Ang & Andrew Chan
Synopsis The story took place from 1926 to 1944. Marie, found abandoned as a baby on the battlefield, was adopted and raised by soldiers. She is the darling of the regiment. When a Marquise tells the Sergeant that Marie is actually her niece and she must leave the regiment, the troops are heartbroken. The Marquise plans to educate and marry Marie in a manner befitting a lady of quality, but Marie wants only to return to her regiment and Tonio, the man she loves.
Overture 1926 to 1944, the upbringing of an abandoned child. Act I 1944, a village near the Camp of the 21st Regiment of the French Army. Act II At the Marchioness?summer residence, a chateau in the Alpine region.
Chorus of The Opera Society of Hong Kong The Opera Society of Hong Kong was established in 1992 by a group of dedicated singers. The Society has since fulfilled its mission to actively promote western opera and vocal music in the community in Hong Kong, while maintaining an outstanding standard of performance. With the vision of keeping abreast with world-renowned choruses, the Chorus strives to attain a professional standard. Since its establishment, the Chorus has performed over 15 operas and a rich choral repertoire. The Chorus made its highly successful debut in the Mainland in 1999 and was invited by the Guangzhou Symphony Orchestra to join their Millennium Concerts in Dongguan and Guangzhou. The Chorus has also worked with famous orchestras such as Academy of St Martin in the Fields and the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra. In September 2004, the Chorus received high acclaims in the performance of opera Faust, which was directed by Lo King-man. In 2005 and 2006, the Chorus was invited by the RTHK Radio 4 to participate in its Christmas Eve concerts and performed Handel's Messiah and Vivaldi's Gloria. The Opera Society recognizes the importance of its member' musical and technical development and offers frequent opportunities for masterclasses and advanced training.
Chorusmaster: Raymond Fu Rehearsal Pianist: Ronald Cheung French Coach: Emmanuel Petit, Ronald Cheung
Soprano Cheung Kit-shan, Veronica Gladys Ho Ho Kwok-in, Connie Ho Yuen-man, Flavia Katherine Kwong Amy Lai Noel Leung Li Si-Iai Li Zhen,Jennie Angel Man Ng Yen-yen Mylthie Wong Pancy Wong Yip Chi-kwan,Yvonne
Alto Marilyn Cheng Lam Wai-yee, Maria Law Pui-ha Rita Leung Veronica Leung Nancy Li
Tenor Butt Hiu-tung Chan Kam-hung Chan Cheuk-hei, Andrew Chung Chi-wing, Andrew Hung Sze-hang, Edison Lam Chung-ming, Simon Felix Lam Lau Wai-yan, Will Orlando Emmanuel Petit Poon Kit-sang, Anthony Sing Yiu-wah Hugh Tyrwhitt-Drake Wong Chi-lok Yau Kai-chung Yeung Yun-loong Yeung Tat-ming, David Cheung Man-yee, Leslie Ngan Ka-lok, Henry
Bass Aaron Ang Chan Kam-yan, Eddie Chan Po-yau Ho Man-hei, Joseph Ip Ting-fung, Barry Li Yat-sing Mak Kin-chee, Eddy Phillip McDonald Pong Chung-lam Tang Sai-kin Yuen Wai-chung, David Lee Yick-kwong, Chris Ronald Cheung
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Madama Butterfly 2009 |
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2-4 January 2009 (Fri-Sun) |
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7:30 pm (matinee show 2:30 pm on 4 Jan 09) |
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Concert Hall, Hong Kong City Hall |
Puccini's popular three-act opera is a poignant tale of exotic love, betrayal, honour and sacrifice, and delivers a bittersweet experience of love and loss. The Opera Society of Hong Kong performed this full-scale opera for the second time, having first performed Madama Butterfly in 2002.
Mr Lo King-man, Producer/Director Opera Society of Hong Kong, Raymond Fu, chorusmaster Hong Kong Virtuosi Chamber Orchestra, Carmen Koon, conductor
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The Cast Nancy Yuen, Wu Guoling and Yuki Ip as Butterfly Michael Wade Lee and David Robinson as Pinkerton Deng Yun, Carol Lin and Chen Xiao as Suzuki Brian Montgomery as Sharpless.
Synopsis On a terrace above the harbour in Nagasaki, Japan, US Navy Lieutenant B F Pinkerton inspects the house he has leased from a marriage broker, Goro, who has procured him a geisha wife known as Madama Butterfly. For the moment, he is enchanted with the fragile Butterfly and intends to go through a marriage ceremony with her. However, in his mind, he will one day take a "real" American wife. Pinkerton returns to battle. Three years later, Butterfly still waits for her husband's return. One day, she discovers Pinkerton's ship entering the harbour. Delirious with joy, she dons her wedding gown and, with her son, waits for her husband's return. As dawn breaks, Pinkerton and his new wife Kate enter. Butterfly tearfully sobs a farewell to her son, then stabs herself.
Chorus of the Opera Society of Hong Kong The Opera Society of Hong Kong was established in 1992 by a group of dedicated singers. The Society has since fulfilled its mission to actively promoting western opera, and vocal music in the community in Hong Kong, while maintaining an outstanding standard of performance. With the vision of keeping abreast with world-renowned choruses, the Chorus strives to attain a professional standard. Since its establishment, the Chorus has performed over 15 operas and a rich choral repertoire. The Chorus made its highly successful debut in the Mainland in 1999 and was invited by the Guangzhou Symphony Orchestra to join their Millennium Concerts in Dongguan and Guangzhou. The Chorus has also worked with famous orchestras such as St. Martin in the Fields and the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra and performed with the Anonymous 4 for the film and music project Voices of Light - The Passion of Joan of Arc. In September 2004, the Chorus received high acclaims in the performance of opera Faust, which was presented by the Leisure and Cultural Services Department. In 2005 and 2006 the Chorus was invited by the RTHK Radio 4 to participate in the Christmas Eve concerts 'Messiah in the Park' and the 'Season's Greetings in the Park', and performed Handel's Messiah and Vivaldi's Gloria. The Opera Society places an emphasis on nurturing its members, who receive intensive training at rehearsals. Through their participation in opera and other productions, members also increase their understanding of the overall process of musical production and interpretation. In addition, through participating in various masterclasses with world-renowned soprano Barbara Bonney, bass Tian Haojiang and conductor Constantine Kitsopoulos members broaden their exposure to operatic and musical training.
Chorusmaster: Raymond Fu Rehearsal Pianist: Ronald Cheung Soprano Petra Bach Shirley Fu Gladys Ho Amy Lai Lai Yuk-ling, Lilian Lam Shui-yung, Winnie Winnie Lee Noel Leung Mylthie Wong Pancy Wong Au Ho-yan, Agnes Cheung Hoi-ki, Heidi Cheung Kit-shan, Veronica Ho Yuen-man, Flavia Angel Man Ng Wai-yi, Anna Tang Ho-yee, Candy Frances Wong Yip Chi-Kwan, Yvonne Yip Ching-yee, Mabel Carrie Young
Alto Chui Shing-yan, Janet Fung Kong Hoi-yee, Selana Lam Wai-yee, Maria Law Pui-ha Rita Leung Bertha Lo Wong Hoi-ke, Elfleda
Tenor Chan Kam-hung Lam Lik-hin Tam Chi-ho, Herbert Wong Chi-lok Yau Kai-chung Yeung Yun-loong Yeung Tat-ming, David
Bass Cheng Ho-ching Bill Kong Albert Kwong Li Yat-sing Tang Sai-kin David Yuen
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A World Christmas |
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Date:
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24 Dec 2008 (Wed)
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5:00pm - 7:00pm
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Olympic Square, Hong Kong Park
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'A World Christmas' offered a
truly special program of music from different parts of the world in the
holiday season. There were African drumming, music with Latin American beat,
sacred songs from Argentina and carols from France, USA, Wales and Spain. and
of course, the Hallelujah chorus and well-loved carol sing-in for the audience
to join in!
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Soloists Angelita Li,
jazz vocalist Yuki Ip, soprano Carol Lin, alto David Quah, tenor Apollo Wong, bass
Choirs Chorus of the Opera Society of Hong Kong Hong Kong Children's Choir
Lung Heung-wing and Mark Lung, percussion City Chamber Orchestra of Hong Kong, Colin Touchin, conductor
The Chorus of
the Opera Society of Hong Kong sang the Latin American mass
'Misa Criolla' by the Argentine composer Ariel Ramirez for tenor,
chorus, and orchestra and some newly arranged Christmas songs. The
concert was recorded live and televised on Christmas Day.
Facebook event: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=45438522399 Photo album: http://www.opera.org.hk/photo/photos.php?abid=17
The Opera Society has sung in previous concerts of the series 'Messiah in the Park' in 2005
and 'Seasons Greetings in the Park' in 2006:
Messiah in the Park 2005: http://www.opera.org.hk./news/index.php#a16 Seasons Greetings in the Park 2006: http://www.opera.org.hk./news/index.php#a6
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La Perichole |
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Music: Jacques Offenbach Director: Jerome Savary The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorusmaster: Raymond Fu Ariele Zanini, Piano The Hong Kong Sinfonietta Conductor: Jerome Pillement
A Le French May 2008 opera program. Performed in French with English and Chinese subtitles. La Perichole is an "opera bouffe" (a genre of late 19th century French operetta) and musical comedy, based on a piece written by Offenbach and staged extravagantly by Jerome Savary. Savary is a French theatre director, scriptwriter, and actor who widened the popularity of music theatre in France through his special blending of the opera, operetta, and musical comedy. |
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The Cast La Perichole: Marie-Stephane Bernard Piquillo: Marc Laho
CHORUS OF THE OPERA SOCIETY OF HONG KONG The Opera Society of Hong Kong was established in 1992 and has performed more than 15 operas and much of the standard choral repertoire since then. Apart from working with famous orchestras such as the Academy of St. Martin in the Fields, the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra and the Guangzhou Symphony Orchestra, the choir also sang with the Anonymous 4. The CD Fruits on the Tree, which was recorded in May 2002 and published by the Hong Kong Arts Development Council, received great critical acclaim, "well-balanced voice parts, sensational singing, a first class chorus in Hong Kong." Chorusmaster: FU, Raymond Assistant Chorusmistress: Leung, Rita French Coach: ZANINI, Ariele Rehearsal Pianist: CHEUNG, Ronald SOPRANO LAI, Amy LEUNG, Noel MAN, Angel WONG, Pancy ALTO LEUNG, Rita LI, Nancy SANG, Margaret TSANG, Shermain TENOR CHOI, Alberto GOATLY, Andrew LAM, Felix TAM Chi-ho, Herbert BASS CHEUNG, Shu-kan LAU, Colin TANG, Sai-kin WONG, Chi-lok
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Opera Society 15th Anniversary Concert |
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The Opera Society of
Hong Kong 15th Anniversary Concert
Die Schopfung (The Creation)
by Joseph Haydn
(sung in German)
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20 November 2007 (Tue)
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8:00 pm
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Concert Hall, City Hall, Hong Kong
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Soloists: Anna-Clare Monk, Soprano Sam Kan, Tenor Kewei Wang, Baritone
Chorus and Orchestra of The Opera Society of Hong Kong Conducted by Raymond Fu
Click concert poster for more concert details and here for soloist and conductor biographies. Concert Sponsorship
The Opera Society of Hong Kong acknowledges the following generous CONCERT SPONSORSHIPS
from individuals, companies, and organizations to help bring this
special 15th anniversary concert to our audience and the general public.
Darizi.com Lloyd Morgan The Smile foundation Y5 Zone Eastern District Children's Choir The Learners Chorus Opera Hong Kong Maplewood Education Services Crystal Education Publlications Hong Kong Handbell Academy Chez Les Copains Premier Music Mei Fong Studio
Also, we appreciate support from the Rental Subsidy Scheme
of the Leisure and Cultural Services Department, Hong
Kong Arts Development Council and the St. John's Cathedral, Hong Kong.
Audience from Afar
8 May 2008 - Our 15th Anniversary Concert reaches a global audience
through YouTube, where we uploaded excerpts of our performance. Here's a
message from Will Wyche of Palm Springs, California sent in to our
website directly:
I [am] recovering from a long illness and
while surfing the net stumbled on your November 2007 performance of Die
Schopfung, specifically Die Himmel erzahlen die Ehre Gottes. Under the
circumstances in the early dawn in Palm Springs, it made the breaking
sun truly explode and my heart leap! Not having been filled with so much
wellness in years--and to view the video with such cosmopolitan mixture
of faces of humanity in perfect tonal, dynamic, and rhythmic forte,
your performance was created [in] a structural unity and musical
strength that was just gloriously overpowering! (even on YouTube!) ...
Well, Opera Society of Hong Kong, you have no idea your reach to places
and states of being--both good and ill--that is truly infinite! I throw
garlands of accolades at your feet! For you are HEALERS WHICH THIS WORLD
NEEDS SO TIMELY! Indeed, BROADCAST IT! THE WORLD PUBLIC WILL SOMEDAY
THANK YOU SO MUCH as I certainly do!!!
Thank you for your message, Will. We are most happy to have our
singing reach out beyond our concert performance. Your message is not
just an endorsement of our hard work; it's a most convincing statement
of the power of music on both listeners and performers alike.... Those
of us who share Haydn's faith, and that of yours, will have one more
reason to hail ALLELUIA.... We wish you and your dearest brother Michael
happiness, good health and many more elating moments in music.
Now on YouTube
Hear the Opera Society of Hong Kong sing Haydn's Die Schopfung on YouTube: Die Himmel erzahlen die Ehre Gottes Vollender ist das grosse Werk Von deiner Gut', o Herr und Gott
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From Opera to Musical |
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3 May 2007 - The Opera Society of Hong Kong presented a charity concert with a special program From Opera to Musical featuring favorite choruses from operas by Puccini, Verdi, Wagner, famous opera ensembles from works by Bizet, Donizetti, Delibes, and popular arias and songs by guest soloists from operas by Mozart, Lehar, Purcell, Offenbach and from musicals by Claude Michelle Schoenbert (Les Miserables) and Frank Wildhorn (Jekyll and Hyde) and other works.
Concert poster. Full Concert Program (Acrobat pdf, 669 KB). View photos at concert and rehearsals.
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3 May 2007 (Thursday) at 8:00 pm St. John's Cathedral, Garden Road, Central Chorus of the Opera Society of Hong Kong Guest soloists Katusha Tsui-Fraser, Soprano, and David Quah, Tenor Chamber Orchestra of the Opera Society of Hong Kong Conductor: Raymond Fu
Concert Reception with snacks and drinks served at Li Hall, 7:15 pm.
Co-organized with Rotary Club of Kingspark Hong Kong and Rotary Club of City Northwest Hong Kong.
Support of this charity concert through sponsorship of the Rotary RainLily Project - with objectives to educate awareness on sexual violence issues and to enhance the awareness of the services of the Association Concerning Sexual Violence Against Women and Rotary International.
Individual Sponsorship: $250 with one complimentary concert ticket and invitation to concert reception.
More information on Rotary RainLily Project and sponsorship.
Chorus members: Contact Shirley Fu at shirley@opera.org.hk for detailed schedules.
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Season's Greetings in the Park |
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Date: 24 December 2006 (Sun) Time: 5:00 pm Venue: Olympic Square, Hong Kong Park
The glorious sounds of Vivaldi and festive Christmas carols were recreated by the Opera Society of Hong Kong amidst the tranquility of the Hong Kong Park and the glittering skyscrapers in Central. A free, open-air concert well-enjoyed by music lovers, for the whole family, and televised and broadcast on RTHK.
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The Chorus of the Opera Society of Hong Kong sang Vivaldi's Gloria in D, RV589, and Christmas carols, and violinist Huang Mengla performed Vivaldi's The Four Seasons, Op. 8, with the City Chamber Orchestra of Hong Kong. Guest conductor Johnny Poon.
Soloists: Yuki Ip, soprano; Carol Lin, mezzo-soprano. 200-member combined choir from: Wah Yan College Kowloon Boys' Choir Diocesan Girls' School Choir HKIEd Choir Carmel Pak U Secondary School Choir The Learners Chorus The Singchronizers RTHK Radio 4's "Seasons Greetings in the Park" celebrate X'mas with star violinist Huang Mengla and 300 singers and musician, RTHK Press Release, December 2006 PHOTOS - taken by chorus members, friends and family members in the audience.
Concert report and audience responses in Finemusic, February 2007
The Chorus of Opera Society of Hong Kong has also sung the RTHK 4 open-air concert Messiah in the Park on Christmas eve 2005 at the Hong Kong Park.
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Messiah in the Park |
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Hong Kong Olympic Square, Hong Kong Park |
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Mr. Raymond Fu |
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City Chamber Orchestra of Hong Kong |
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Yuki Ip, Soprano |
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Marcus Choy, Countertenor |
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David Quah, Tenor |
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Brian Montgomery, Bass |
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Chorus: The Opera Society of Hong Kong Orchestra Accompaniment: City Chamber Orchestra of Hong Kong
Combined Mass Choir: Diocesan Boys' School Choir, Diocesan Girls'
School Choir, HKIEd Chorus, The Hong Kong Melody Makers, The Learners
Chorus, Wah Yan College, Kowloon Boys' Choir
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Faust |
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Date: 16-20 September 2004 Time: 7:30 pm Venue: Grand Theatre, Hong Kong Culture Center
Music: Charles Gounod Libretto: Jules Barbier and Michel Carre (after the dramatic poem of the same name by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe)
Hong Kong Sinfonietta The Opera Society of Hong Kong
Conductor: David Stein Director / Producer: Lo King Man Chorusmaster: Raymond Fu Repetirices: Nina Yip & Ariele Zanini Set Designer: Charfi Hung Costume Designer: Mandy Tam Lighting Designer: Leo Cheung Choreographer: Susan Street Movement and Fight Director: Peter Jordan
Performed in French with Chinese and English subtitles.
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The Cast Faust (Tenor) : Jianyi Zhang (9/16, 18, 20), Rhys Meirion (9/17, 19) Marguerite (Soprano): Deborah Wai Kapoche (9/16, 18, 20), Melody Alesi (9/17, 19)
Mephistopheles (Bass): Hye-soo Sonn (9/16, 18, 20), Ethan Herschenfeld (9/17, 19)
Valentin (Baritone): Chenye Yuan
Siebel (Mezzo Soprano): Joelle Fleury (9/16, 18), Melody Sze (9/17, 19, 20)
Wagner (Bass): Pong Chung Lam
Marthe (Soprano): Pancy Wong
Bishop: Peter Jordan
The Story Act I The aged philosopher-scientist Faust sits in his study lamenting his wasted life. Twice he resolved to put on end to it by taking poison, and twice his hand is stayed by the sound of Easter merrymakers singing outside. Tarmented, he summons the devil and Mephistopheles appears before him. Faust reveals his longing for youth and pleasure to Mephistopheles, who assures him they can be his - if he will sell his soul. When the philosopher hesitates, the evil conjures up a vision of Marguerite. Enchanted, Faust agrees to the bargain, drinks a potion, and is transformed into a young man.
Act II A Kermesse or town fair is in progress. Valentin a young officer in the army, admires a medallion given him by his sister, Margarite, to whom he sings a touching farewell. A students' chorus is interrupted by Mephistopheles, who offers an impudent song in praise of greed and gold. He infuriates Valentin wit an insulting toast to Marguerite. Valentin draws his sword, prompting the others to ward off evil by holding their sword handles like crosses before Mephistopheles. As the crowd joins in a waltz, Faust enters. He meets Marguerite on her way toward church, but she declines his offer to escort her.
Act III Siebel, a young student infatuated with Marguerite, brings flowers to her, hoping that she may learn his devotion. Faust, guided by Mephistopheles, serenades Marguerite's dwelling. With the devil's help he leaves a casket of jewels to win Marguerite. The two men withdraw as she enters and seats herself in the garden, singing a ballad for her own pleasure. She interrupts the verses with reflections on the handsome stranger who had spoken to her. When she discovers the jewel casket she exclaims with delight, seeing herself decked in the precious gems. As night falls, Faust approaches and declares his love for Marguerite. She admits that she reciprocates his feelings, yet, still overcome with maidenly scruple, begs him to leave. He agrees but is urged to return by Mephistopheles, who laughs contemptuously as Marguerite yields to Faust's embrace.
Act IV Marguerite, oppressed with fear over her guilty love, seeks refuges in church, pursued by the relentless Mephistopheles, who curses her and torments her with damnation. In the square of the city, Valentin and his fellow soldiers return from the battlefield singing of the glory of those slain in combat. Valentin questions Siebel concerning Marguerite, but the youth replies evasively. Valentin's fears are realized when Mephistopheles arrives with Faust and serenades Marguerite with an improper song, which drives the brother to defend her honour. He fights a duel with Faust who, under the protection of Mephistopheles, wounds him fatally. Valentin curses Marguertie for all to hear, swearing that he dies by her hand alone.
Act V Marguerite in prison, condemned to die for the murder of her illegitimate child. Faust and Mephistopheles arrive, intending to lead her away. At first the distracted girl is overjoyed to see her lover. She refuses to leave and keeps recalling their first meetings. But when she sees Mephistopheles she calls on the angels to save her. As she dies, Mephistopheles pronounces her condemned, but angelic choirs are heard to proclaim her salvation. Heavenly radiance transforms the cell as Marguerite's should enters heaven.
Check out references for Gounod's Faust: In English: http://www.charles-gounod.com/vi/oeuvres/operas/faust.htm http://www.treda.freeserve.co.uk/opex/faust/synopsis.html In Chinese: http://www.e-classical.com.tw/prtfamily/program/TaipeiOpera/o_99_822.html
Chorus of The Opera Society of Hong Kong The Opera Society of Hong Kong was established by a group of dedicated singers in 1992. Since then it has fulfilled its mission of promoting western opera, operetta and vocal music in the Hong Kong community by performing to the highest levels of excellence. With the vision of emulating the most famous of the world's choruses, the Chorus has always striven to achieve professional standards of performance.
Since its establishment, the Chorus has performed more than 15 operas and much of the standard choral repertoire. In 1999, the Chorus was invited to join the Guangzhou Symphony Orchestra in the Millennium Concerts in Dongguang and Guangzhou, making a highly successful debut on the Mainland. The Chorus has worked with famous orchestras such as The Academy of St. Martin?s in the Fields, and the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra, while in 2001 we performed in the Film and Music project Voices of Light/The Passion of Joan of Arc with the Anonymous 4. The CD Fruits on the Tree, which was recorded in May 2002 and published by the Hong Kong Arts Development Council, received great critical acclaim: "well-balanced voice parts, sensational singing, a first class chorus in Hong Kong." The Opera Society emphasizes the development of its members through providing intensive training opportunities. Members have enhanced their vocal technique and interpretative capabilities by participation in master classes with, among others, the world-renowned soprano Barbara Bonney, baritone Haojiang Tien and conductor Constantine Kitsopoulos. Chorusmaster: Raymond Fu French Coach: Jacques Seum-Souk Rehearsal Pianists: Felix Yeung / Frances Wong SOPRANO AU Ho-yan, Agnes BACH, Petra CHEUNG Kit-shan,Veronica CHING, Lily FU, Shirley LAI Ka-man, Amy LAM King-yam, Fabia LEE, Winnie LEUNG Hoi-lam, Peony LI Si-lai LUK Kit-ying, Chris MOK Yee-ying, Emily NG Wai-yi, Anna TING, Vivian WONG, Frances WONG, Pancy YANG, Jane YOUNG, Carrie ALTO CHENG, Marilyn CHUI Shing-yan, Janet LAM Wai-yee, Maria LAU Tsz-man, Yvonne LAW Pui-ha LEUNG, Rita LI, Nancy LO, Bertha NG, Connie SO Lai-Fong SUEN, Betty TSANG Shing-ying
TENOR CHAN Kam-hung CHEUNG Chun-ho, Alfred CHEUNG Shu-kan CHIU Chi-tat, Harry CHOI, Alberto CHUI Ho-wa, Daniel CHUNG Chi -wing FU, Ka-lung HUI Ka-chun, Ernest HUNG Sze-hang LAM, Felix LAU Siu-ki LEE, Kenneth LEUNG, Yuk-hin POON Kit-sang, Anthony TAM Chi-ho, Herbert TING Ka-larn, Tony WONG Chi-lok YEUNG Tat-ming, David YEUNG Yun-loong YING Ee-ping YUNG Chi-wai, Eric BASS CHAN Kam-yan CHEN, Alex KEUNG Lap-shing KWOK Kar.kit LAM Chak-cheong, Charlie PONG Chung-lam SHIH Tsi-min SIU Wai-man TANG Pak-yau, Jason TANG Sai-kin WONG Po-to YEUNG, Felix YUEN Kin-kwan, Peter YUEN, David
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Samson and Delilah |
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Date: 19-20 May 2004 Time: 7:30 pm Venue: Concert Hall, Hong Kong City Hall Music: Camille Saint-Saens Libretto: Ferdinand Lemaire
Guangzhou Symphony Orchestra
The Opera Society of Hong Kong
Conductor: Patrick Fournillier Director: Warren Mok Chorusmaster: Raymond Fu Multi-media Designer: Billy Tang Costume Designer: Kenneth Leung Lighting Designer: Kim Lee Choreographer: Jin Ran Ran
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Mark Baker
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Delilah |
Annie Vavrille |
High Priest of Dagon: |
Phillippe Fourcade |
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Guy Bonfiglio |
Old Hebrew: |
Nicolas Cavallier |
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1st Philistine: |
Herbert Tam |
2nd Philistine: |
Kinsen Leung |
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Messenger: |
Andrew Goatly |
Child: |
Leighton Mok |
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The Story
Palestine, 1150 B.C.
Act I Believing strongly in God for the liberation of the Hebrews, Samson leads a bold opposition towards their enemy Philistines in Gaza. He killed the Philistine commander, Abimelech, who denounces the Hebrews and their God and leads the Hebrews away. Samson falls in love with the Philistines beauty Deliliah, and she invited him to celebrate the victory of the Hebrews with the pleasures of love.
Act II Delilah tells the High Priest her plan to avenge for her people by seducing Samson. Bewitched by her charms, Samson shows his love by confiding in her the secret of his strength in his log hair. Having learned the secret. Delilah cuts off his hair and renders the hero powerless.
Act III Being captured in a dungeon and binded. Samson hears the voices of his people outside who suffering from his sin have once again enslaved and prays that God may spare his people and punish him alone. Inside the temple of Dagon, the Philistines revive their orgaiastic worship of Dagon. Samson is then led to the temple by a child. Delilah and the High Prieset mock the fallen hero. Burning with humiliation, remorse, and vengeance, he prays to God for mercy and to restor his strengthen. Through God's grace, with a mighty effort Samson pulls down the pillars of the Philistine temple and destroys his enemy and himself.
Chorus of The Opera Society of Hong Kong
The Opera Society of Hong Kong was established in 1992 and performed more than 15 operas and much of the standard choral repertoire since then. Apart from working with famous orchestras such as the Academy of St Martin?s in the Fields, the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra and the Guangzhou Symphony Orchestra, the Choir also sang with the Anonymous 4 and recorded a CD Fruits on the Tree published by the Hong Kong Arts Development Council in 2002 which had received great critical acclaim: ?well-balanced voice parts, sensational singing, a first class chorus in Hong Kong?.
Chorusmaster: Raymond Fu Rehearsal Pianists: Chan Wing Mui
SOPRANO BACH, Petra CHEUNG Kit-shan,Veronica FU, Shirley Brigit Fung Donna Ho Kim Hae Kyung Katherine Kwong Michelle Lam Min Shun Lianne Lam Winnie Lee LI Si-lai Christina Lo Ming Ying Chris Luk Kit Ying Emily MOK Yee-ying Anna NG Wai-yi Anna Tang Vivian Ting Frances Wong Jane Yang Carrie Young Monica Yu ALTO Esther Chan Janet Chui Shing-yan Selana Kong Ada Lai Pui Yin Maria Lam Wai Yee Law Pui Ha Sindy Lee Sin Yee Rita Leung Bertha Lo Yin Lan Connie Ng So Lai Fong TENOR CHAN Kam-hung Chan Yick Chun Cheung Chun ho Alberto Choi Sze Yick Daniel Chui Ho Wa Andrew Goatly Lam Chung Ming Anthony Poon Kit Sang Herbert Tam Chi Ho Tony Ting Ka Lam Wong Chi Lok Yeung Yun Loong BASS CHAN Kam-yan CHEN, Alex Cheung Shu Kan Stephen Leung PONG Chung-lam SIU Wai-man Ying Ee Ping Yuen Kin Kwan
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HKPO's 2004 Choral Classics Showcase II |
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Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra Choral Classics Showcase II: Grieg's Peer Gynt
Programme: Stravinsky: Symphony of Psalms Grieg: Peer Gynt (with English narration)
Eteri Lamoris, Soprano The Opera Society of Hong Kong
Samuel Wong, Conductor
Date: 23-24 Apr 2004 Time: 8pm Venue: Concert Hall, Hong Kong Cultutal Centre
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Love for Hong Kong for Opera |
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18 October 2003
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8:00 pm
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Lyric Theatre, Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts
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Opera
Hong Kong Inauguration Fundraising Gala Concert.
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Soloists: Lea Woods
Friedman, Soprano; Meagan Miller, Soprano; Alexandra Sapan, Soprano;
Elizabeth Batton, Mezzo-Soprano; Warren Wok, Tenor; Mark Thomsen, Tenor; Paul
Armin Edelmann, Baritone; Peter Edelmann, Baritone; Brian Jauhiainen, Bass;
Victor Von Halem, Bass
Chrous of The Opera Society of Hong Kong, Raymond Fu, Chorusmaster.
International Orchestra of Italy, Francesc Bonnin, Conductor
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Macbeth |
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Franceso Maria Piave, Andera Maffei |
After the play by William Shakespeare.
The Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra
The Opera Society of Hong Kong
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David Stern |
Chorusmaster: |
Raymond Fu |
Rehearsal Pianist: |
Wong Kin-bong |
Repetiteur: |
Lily Yeung |
Set Designer: |
Charfi Hung |
Costume Designer: |
Mandy Tam |
Lighting Designer: |
Leo Cheung |
Director & Producer: |
Lo King-man |
The Cast |
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Macbeth: |
Gary Simpson (25, 27, 29/9) Marco Chingari (26, 28/9) ¡@ |
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Lady Macbeth: |
Xiuwui Sun (25, 27, 29/9) Frabcesca Patane (26, 28/9) |
Banquo: |
Haojiang Tian ¡@ |
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Luigi Frattola |
Malcolm: |
Alex Tam (25, 27, 29/9) David Quah (26, 28/9) ¡@ |
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Dama: |
Katusha Tsui-Fraser |
Medico: |
Pong Chung-lam |
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The Story |
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The opera takes place in Scotland in the middle of the 11th century. |
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On the evening following a day of heavy fighting, Macbeth and Banquo encounter three covens of witches. They address Macbeth as Thane of Glamis and prophesy to him that he will be Thane of Cawdor and future King of Scotland. Banquo, however, will not reign but will be father to kings. The witchers then disapper.
Messengers from King Duncan arrive, bringing Macbeth the news of his new title. They announce that the Thane of Cawdor has been executed for treason. Macbeth will assume his office. |
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In Macbeth's castle, through a letter from her husband, Lady Macbeth learns of the happy news. Driven by boundless ambition, she decides to do everything to secure her husband's path to power
It is announced that King Duncan will spend the night in the castle. Lady Macbeth views this occasion as a welcome opportunity of spurtting on her husband to murder the King in his sleep. Macbeth hesitates but can no longer resist his wife's merciless urgings and resolves to commit the momentous crime. His conscience begins to plague him. Torturois thoughts almost drive him mad. The cold-blooded Lady Macbeth, on the other hand, has no sympathy for such pangs of conscience.
On the following morning, Macduff and Banquo discover the horrible murder and immediately call together all those assembled in the castle. All, including Macbeth and his Lady, curse the unknown murderer. |
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With Duncan's death, the witches' second prophecy has been fulfilled: Macbeth is King of Scotland. But the so easily won crown soon proves to be a curshing burden: had not the witches prophesied that Banquo's offspings would bear the crown? Macbeth quickly makes up his mind to commit a further murder. |
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An assassin is hired to kill Banquo and his son, who are on their way to the castle to attend a banquet at Macbeth's invitation. The Assassin and his accomplices prepare the ambush. Banquo is murdered. His son escapes. |
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During the evening's festivities, there suddenly appears, visible only to Macbeth, the ghost of the murdered man; at this moment, Macbeth almost loses all control.
Macduff, a Scottish nobleman, recognizes the truth and leaves for England. He wished to join Malcolm, Duncan's son, for the campaign against Macbeth. |
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Macbeth returns once again to the witches. He wishes to learn more about his fate. The prophecies prove to be cryptic: no man born of woman can harm him, and none can defeat him unless Birnam Wood moves against him. Eight specters of kings apper before Macbeth in an errie hallucination. He collapses in terror. |
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In the country side, refugees from Scotland sing of their oppressed nation. Macduff learns of the death of his wife and children, slaughtered on Macbeth's orders. He swears vengeance. |
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Incapacitated by mental derangement, Lady Macbeth sleep-walks through the gloomy castle and tries in vain to wash away an imaginary blood stain from her hands. She finally dies insane. |
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Macbeth arms himself fot the struggle against his enemies, who are approaching the castle from Birnam Wood. The soldiers carry branches as camouflage; thus it appears as if the wood is moving toward the castle. Macbeth feels his end is near, but he is still able to go confidently into action against Macduff, the enemy leader. |
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Macduff informs Macbeth that he was not born of woman but was ripped from his mother's womb, by caesarian birth. The witches had so prophesied.
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Chorus of The Opera Society of Hong Kong The Opera Society of Hong Kong was established in 1992 by a group of dedicated singers. The Society has since performed its mission to promote western opera, operetta and vocal music in the Hong Kong community while maintaining an outstanding standard of performance. With the vision of keeping abreast with world-renowned choruses, the Chorus strives to achieve professional standard. Under the direction of Raymond Fu, Chairman of the Society and Chorusmaster, the Chorus has achieved a consistently high standard of performance.
Since its establishment, the Chorus has performed in over 15 operas and many standard choral repertoires. In 1999, the Chorus was invited by the Guangzhou Symphony Orchestra to join their Millennium Concerts in Dongguang and Guangzhou, and made its highly successful debut in the Mainland. The Chorus has worked with famous orchestras such as St. Martin in the Fields and the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra; and in 2001 performed the film and music project Voices of Light/The Passion of Joan of Arc with the Anonymous 4.
The Society lays emphasis on nurturing its members through participating in various forms of intensive training. Members? ability has been enhanced through activities such as master classes with world-renowned soprano Barbara Bonney and conductor Constantine Kitsopoulos etc.
Chorusmaster: Raymond Fu Rehearsal Pianist: Wong Kin-bong Assistant Chorus Master/Mistress: Wong Yiu-tong, Tony / Rita Leung Administrative Assistant : LAM, Vincent
SOPRANO BACH, Petra CHAN, Claudia CHEUNG Kit-shan, Veronica CHING, Lily FU, Shirley FUNG, Brigit FUNG, Peggy HO Ka-yiu, Jenny HO, Donna KWOK Yuen-ling KWONG, Katherine LAI Ka-man, Amy LEE, Winnie LEUNG, Noel LUK Kit-ying, Chris MAN, Angel MOK Yee-ying, Emily WONG Wai-man WONG, Frances YIP Ching-yee YOUNG, Carrie YU, Monica
ALTO CHENG Chi-suen CHENG, Marilyn CHOY, Juliet CHUI Shing-yan, Janet HO, Elizabeth KONG, Selana LAI Pui-yin, Ada LAM Wai-yee, Maria LAW Pui-ha LEUNG, Rita LO, Bertha NG, Connie TSANG Shing-ying
TENOR BUTT Hiu-tung CHAN Kam-hung CHEUNG Man-yee, Leslie CHEUNG Shu-kan CHUI Ho-wa, Daniel CHUNG Chi-wing FU, Ka-lung HO Kam-tim, Arthur KWONG, Michael LEE Kun-fai, Kenneth LO Tak-chung, Eric POON Kit-sang, Anthony TAM Chi-ho, Hebert WEI Yu-heng, Galax WONG Chi-lok WONG Yiu-tong, Tony YEUNG Tat-ming, David YEUNG, Yun-loong YING Ee-ping
BASS CHAN Hong-lun CHAN Kam-yan CHEN, Alex CHUNG, Desmond KONG, Bill KWOK Kar-kit LAM Lik-hin LEE Ka-hing LEUNG, Valiant PONG Chung-lam TANG Sai-kin WONG Po-to YEUNG, Felix YUEN, David
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Date: 14-16 February 2003 Time: 7:30pm Venue: Grand Theatre, HK Cultural Centre
Music: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Libretto: Johann Gottlieb Stephanie Jr after Friedrich Bretzner Stuttgart State Opera General Director : Klaus Zehelein The Orchestra of Stuttgart State Opera The Chorus of Stuttgart State Opera Hong Kong Arts Festival Chorus (from the Chorus of The Opera Society of Hong Kong)
Music Director : Lothar Zagrosek Director / Dialogues : Hans Neuenfels Dramaturg : Juliane Votteler Stage Designer : Christian Schmidt Costume Designer : Bettina Merz Chorus Director : Michael Alber Voice Coach : Juri Masurok A 31st Hong Kong Arts Festival opera programme.
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The Cast Singers Konstanze Catherine Naglestad / Eva Lind Blonde Kate Ladner / Natalie Karl Belmonte Matthias Klink / J?rg Schneider Osmin Michael Eder Pedrillo Heinz G?hrig / Carsten S?? Actors Konstanze Emanuela von Frankenberg Blonde Carola Freiwald Belmonte Alexander Aieman El dib Osmin Andreas Gr?tzinger Pedrillo Alexander Heidenreich Bassa Selim Johannes Terne Synopsis of Scenes Act I The square in front of Bassa Selim?s palace Act II The palace garden Act III The square in front of the palace around midnight Hong Kong Arts Festival Chorus Chorusmaster : Raymond Fu German Diction Coach : Petra Bach SOPRANO Petra Bach Shirley Fu Genevi?ve Hilton Winnie Lee Jennifer Whitman Ng Wing Chi
ALTO Rita Leung Nancy Li Jerodine Chan Stitt Shermain Tsang Pancy wong TENOR John Chan Cheung Shu Kan Chu Chun Wai Nobel Senido Gabasan Ricky Tsang
BASS Thomas Chan Chan Hong Lun Dick Ng Gary So Wong Po To Kenneth Kok
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Madama Butterfly 2002 |
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Date: 12-17 September 2002 Time: 7:30 pm Venue: Grand Theatre, Hong Kong Cultural Centre Music: Giacomo Puccini Libretto: Giuseppe Giacosa, Luigi Illica
The Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra The Opera Society of Hong Kong
Conductor: Muhai Tang Producer/Director : Lo King-man Chorusmaster: Raymond Fu Repetiteur: Nina Yip Lighting Designer : Leo Cheung Costume Designer: Mandy Tam Set Designer : Leo Yuen
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The Cast
Butterfly Soprano: Nancy Yuen (12,14,16/9), Xiuying Li (13,15,17/9) Pinkerton Tenor: Ion Pojar (12, 14, 16/9), Michele Fiammardente (13,15,17/9) Suzuki Mezzo-soprano: Yun Deng (12,14,16/9), Wen Zhang (13,15,17/9) Sharpless Baritone: George Mosley (12,14-15,17/9), Jeffrey Buchman (13,16/9) Goro Tenor: David Quah (12,15-17/9), Alex Tam (13-14/9) Bonzo Bass: Ding Gao Kate Mezzo-soprano: Tansy Wainwright Yamadori Baritone / Tenor: Sylvester Che (12-15/9), Bastien Tai (16- 17/9) Commissioner Bass: Pong Chung-lam Registrar Bass: Wong Po-to Child Mime: Leo Lai Wai-chung / Jonathan Wong Wai-hang / Mak Ki-chun Servant Cook Mime: Amornsomboon Pichead Cook Mime: Hebert Tam Chi-ho
The Story
Act I On a terrace above Nagasaki harbour. Lieutenant B. F. Pinkerton inspects the house he has leased from a marriage broker, Goro, who has procured him a geisha wife known as Madam Butterfly. To American Consul Sharpless. Pinkerton describes his carefree philosophy of pleasure. For the moment, he is enchanted with the fragile Butterfly and intends to go through a marriage ceremony with her. When Sharpless warns that the girl may not take her vows lightly, the Lieutenant brushes aside such scruples, adding that he will one day take a "real" American wife. At hat moment Butterfly is heard in the distance joyously singing of her wedding day. On arrival, surrounded by her friends, she tells Pinkerton how, when her family fell on hard times, she had to earn her living as a geisha. Soon her relatives arrive and noisily express their opinions on the marriage. When she finds a quiet moment. Butterlfly hsows her bridegroom her few earthly treasures, telling him her intention of embracing his Christian faith. With much pomp and ceremony the imperial commissioner performs the wedding ceremony, after which she guests toast the cople. Suddenly Butterfly's uncle Bonzo, a priest, bursts upon the scene, cursing the girl for having renounced her ancestors' religion. Pinkerton angrily orders the priest and family to leave. Alone with bride, he dries her tears and reminds her htat night is falling. Helped by her maid Suzuki into a pure white kimono. Butterfly joins the ardent Pinkerton in the garden, where they sing of their love.
Act II Three years later, Butterfly still waits for her husband's return. As Suzuki prays to her gods for aid, her mistress has her eyes fixed on the harbour. The maid urges Butterfly to remarry, for Pinkerton will never return. Butterfly asserts her faith - one fine day his ship will appear on the horizon. The Consul comes with a letter from Pinkerton, but before he can read it to Butterfly. Goro brings the latest suitor for her hand. The girl dismisses both him and the wealthy Prince Yamadori, insisting that her American husband has not deserted her. When they are alone. Sharpless again starts to read her the letter, suggesting as tactfully as he can that Pinkerton may never return. Butterfly proudly carries forth their child, insisting that as soon as Pinkerton knows of his son, he will surely come back. Moved by her devotion and lacking the heart to tell her of Pinkerton's remarriage, Sharpless leaves. Butterfly hears a cannons shot; seizing a spyglass, she discovers Pinkerton's ship entering the harbour. Delirious with joy, she and Suzuki strew the house with flower petals. Then, as night falls, she dons her wedding gown and, with her son and Suzuki, waits for her husband's return.
Act III As dawn breaks, Suzuki insists that Butterfly rest. Humming a lullaby to her child, she carries him to another room. Before long, Sharpless, Pinkerton and then Kate, his new wife, enter. When Suzuki realizes the truth, she collapses in despair. Out of consideration for her mistress, however, she agrees to break the news to her. Pinkerton overcome with remorse, bids farewell to the scene of his former happiness, then rushes away. No sooner is he gone than Butterfly comes forth, expecting to find him but finding Kate instead. She takes but a moment to guess the truth. Leaning on Suzuki for support, she agrees to give up her child if the father will return for him. Then sending Suzuki away, she takes a dagger and bows before a statue of Buddha. Just as she raises the blade, Suzuki pushes the child into the room. Tearfully sobbing a farewell to him. Butterfly sends him out to play. Then she stabs herself. Pinkerton's voice is heard in the distance calling Butterfly's name.
Chorus of The Opera Society of Hong Kong The Opera Society of Hong Kong was established in 1992 by a group of dedicated singers. The Society has since performed its mission to promote western opera, operetta and vocal music in the Hong Kong community, while maintaining an outstanding standard of performance. With the vision of keeping abreast with world-renowned choruses, the Chorus strives to achieve professional standard. Under the direction of Raymond Fu, Chairman of the Society and Chorusmaster, the Chorus has achieved a consistently high standard of performance.
Since its establishment, the Chorus has performed in over 15 operas and many standard choral repertoires. In 1999, the Chorus was invited by the Guangzhou Symphony Orchestra to join their Millennium Concerts in Dongguang and Guangzhou, and made its highly successful debut in the Mainland. The Chorus has also worked with famous orchestras such as St. Martin in the Fields and the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra. Last year, the Chorus performed the Film and Music project Voices of Light/The Passion of Joan of Arc with the Anonymous 4.
The Opera Society of Hong Kong lays emphasis on nurturing its members through participating in various intensive training. Members? ability has been enhanced through activities such as master classes with world-renowned soprano Barbara Bonney and conductor Constantine Kitsopoulos etc.
Chorusmaster: Raymond Fu Rehearsal Pianist: Lee Wai-yin Assistant Chorusmaster: Wong Yiu-tong. Tony
SOPRANO CHAN, Claudia CHING, Lily FU, Shirley FUNG, Peggy KUNG, Ellie KWOK, Tiffany Angel KWONG, Katherine LAM, Lianne LEE, Winnie LEUNG, Noel LI Si-lai LIU Oi-ming. Amanda LUK Yu-ping MAN, Angel MOK Yee-ying, Emily WONG, Frances WONG, Pancy YIP Ching-yee, Mabel YOUNG, Carrie
ALTO CHENG Chi-suen CHENG, Marilyn CHOY, Juliet HO, Donna LAI Pui-yin, Ada LEE Sin-yee, Sindy LEUNG, Rita LO, Bertha NG, Connie WONG, Anita
TENOR CHAN Kam-hung CHEUNG Shu-kan LAM, Felix Orlando POON Kit-sang, Anthony TAM Chi-ho, Hebert TING Ka-lam TO, Tucky TSAI Ching-yee TSANG Wai-ki WONG Chi-lok WONG Yiu-tong, Tony YEUNG Tat-ming. David YEUNG Yun-Ioong YING Ee-ping YIP, Eugene YU Ka-wai
BASS AUYEUNG, Herbert KOK King-fai, Kenneth KWONG Ming-hay KWONG, Michael PONG Chung-lam TANG Sai-kin WONG Po-to YIP Kai-ming
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Fruits on the Tree 樹上的果子 |
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CD Recording Project
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18-20 May 2002
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Chorus of the Opera Society of Hong Kong, Raymond Fu,
Chorusmaster
Kim Hae-kyung, Soprano Solo Alberto Choi, Tenor Solo
Wong Po To, Bass Solo
Carol Yu, Pianist
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Recording of compositions based on ancient poems and texts and songs arranged for choruses by contemporary Hong Kong composers:
你的夢 秋夕 草茵上 啊!向日葵 送友人 行路難 天淨沙 黃鶴樓 雨霖鈴 聲聲慢 虞美人 如夢令 泰山 A Cheerful Welcome Pity for Mary Pleasure It is 大江東去
Hugo CD MLW3105.
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City Hall 40th Anniversary Concert |
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Selections from Handel's Messiah Ode to Joy from Beethoven's Ninth Symphony
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Selections from Messiah
From 1712 until the late 1730s, the German-born George Frederic Handel (1685-1759) held the position of Britain's greatest composer. He was a specialist in Italian opera and its popularity allowed him to amass a small fortune. In the 1730s, when English tastes began to change, Handel turned to the oratorio, producing a string of 20 works that earned him further riches and secured his place in music history.
In creating oratorios, Handel drew on elements from the English masque, the choral anthem, French classical drama and especially his own operatic style. Like the operas, oratorios were about three hours in length, divided into three acts, employed a chorus, soloists and orchestra, and comprised a succession of arias, recitatives, and choruses. They differed from operas in several important ways. Unlike operas, Handel intended his oratorios for the concert hall, making them much less expensive to produce. To draw a middle-class audience, he used English rather than Italian and replaced the classical and mythological stories of Baroque opera with familiar Biblical texts.
Handel composed Messiah between 22 August and 14 September 1741 and the work stands out from most other oratorios in a number of ways. His collaborator, Charles Jennings, may have created the libretto as early as 1738, choosing texts mostly from the book of Isaiah and from the Psalms to tell the story of Christ. Rather than creating a rhyming text, he selected passages directly from the Bible. As convention would not have allowed a vocalist to impersonate Christ, Jennings divided the narrative function between the chorus and soloists. The first of Jennings's three parts concerns the prophesies and their realisation of the Saviour's birth, the second charts events from His Passion to the second coming, and the third explores Christ's role as Saviour. With these words Handel created some of the most enduring arias and choruses in all of music literature. As in all of Handel's music, everything bodes well for the voice, helping to make Messiah popular with amateur choruses as well as professionals.
We do not know where Handel intended to give the premiere of Messiah but when the people of Ireland expressed a strong interest in hearing it during his stay in Dublin, Handel obliged. The first performance took place as a charity matinee at Dublin's Great Music Hall on 10 April 1742. Anticipating a strong turnout, advertisements asked that ladies refrain from wearing hoops in their dresses and that men leave their swords at home. As expected, there was a full house, and Handel later gave a second performance for his own benefit before returning to London where Messiah was heard many more times over the next decade. Since his death, performances of Messiah have become an important part of Christmas and Easter celebrations throughout the English-speaking world, making it the only Baroque composition regularly performed since its premiere.
Ode to Joy
The Ninth Symphony, considered by many together with the Missa solemnis to be one of Beethoven's sublimest masterpieces, took the composer eleven years to complete and it is possible that sketches for it may even date back to 1812 when he was working on no less than three symphonies in D minor. After years of rumination he returned to the embryonic symphony in 1822. Symphony No. 9 is cast in the traditional four-movement design of his earlier symphonies, but in size, scope and difficulty it far transcends them. Its breadth and sonority are evident right from the hushed opening. This first movement conjures up a mood of desolation and despair although there are shafts of more cheerful music that relieve the gloom. This is the only one of Beethoven's symphonies in which the scherzo precedes the slow movement. Beginning with hammer-blow octaves, it is a movement of considerable thrust and power, but with a gentler trio section in the major key. Here, as in the opening movements, there are melodic pre-echoes of the finale. Beethoven had long been an admirer of Schiller's poetry and as early as 1793, he had contemplated setting the Ode to Joy. The idea of a choral finale was not a novelty, either, for he had tried this out as early as 1808, with the Choral Fantasy for Piano and Orchestra, Op. 80. In the finale of Symphony No. 9, these two ideas came together, in what is rather uneasy mixture of a symphony and an oratorio and because the chorus only appears in the last movement, it is not strictly a choral symphony at all. To integrate this finale with the rest of the work, Beethoven creates a furious outburst, which is then followed by a kind of rejection of the preceding movements, each of which quoted in turn A fanfare then heralds the entry of the solo baritone declaiming lines written by Beethoven himself, that serve as a prelude to Schiller's Ode. "O Friends, no more of these sad tones. Let us raise our voices together in more pleasant and joyful tones!" Then he and the chorus take up the "Freude" theme, which is incorporated into a complex structure, almost a symphony. A broad second theme is announced by bosses and tenors: "Be embraced all ye Millions!". Variations include a vigorous double fugue for orchestra alone and a colossal double fugue for chorus, in a contrapuntal tour de force. The Symphony ends with a brilliant and triumphant prestissimo.
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Chan Lin-ching |
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Claudia Chan |
May Chan |
Cheng Chi-suen |
Marilyn Cheng * |
CHikuho Tanaka |
Law Pui-ha |
SHirley Fu (CS) |
Rita Leung |
Peggy Fung |
Nancy Li # |
Donna Ho |
Bertha Lo |
Park Hwa Yong |
Connie Ng |
Huang Seo Jin Young |
Margaret Sang |
Vivian Ko |
Tilda Wat |
Katherine Kwong |
Anita Wong |
Amy Lai |
Irma Wong |
Winnie Lee |
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Noel Leung |
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Josephine Li Sim-kuen |
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Christina Lo Ming-ying |
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Chris Luk Kit-ying |
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Iris Tung |
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Amy Wong |
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Frances Wong |
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Pancy Wong * |
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Carrie Young |
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Mabel Yip Ching-yee |
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Chan Chi-hang |
Herbert Au Yeung |
Chan Ting-nam |
Chan Hong-lun |
Alberto Choi |
Chan Kwok-kin |
Andrew Chung |
Raymond Cheng |
Andrew Goatly |
Gentle Hui Ching-to |
Hon Cheong-wah |
Hung Yiu-tung |
Lam Chung-ming |
Kwok Kar-kit * |
Felix Lam |
Albert Kwong |
Orlando Mang |
Kwong Kwok-wai |
Herbert Tam |
Michael Kwong Wai-ko |
Ting Ka-lam |
Beatle Lam Lik-hin |
Ricky Tsang |
Leung Hei-yeung |
Tso Chi-yin |
Pong Chung-lam |
Wong Chi-lok |
Tang Sai-kin |
Tony Wong * |
Wong Chun-kwok |
Yeung Yun-loong |
Yip Kai-ming |
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Il Trovatore |
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Date: 28-30 September 2001, 1-3 October 2001 Time: 7:30 PM Venue: Grand Theatre, HK Cultural Centre
Music: Giuseppe Verdi Libretto: Salvatore Cammarano Original Play by Garcia Gutierrez
The Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra The Opera Society of Hong Kong Hong Kong Academy Dancers
Conductor: Diego Dini Ciacci Chorusmaster: Raymond Fu Rehearsal Pianist: Lee Wai-yin Repetiteur: Nina Yip Choreographer : Susan Street Set & Costume Designer: Charles Cusick-Smith Lighting Designer: Billy Chan
Producer/Director: Lo King-man
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The Cast Manrico Tenor: Piero Giuliacci (28 & 30/9, 2/10), Scott Flaherty (29/9, 1 & 3/10) Leonora Soprano: Joanna Porackova (28 & 30/9, 2/10), Manhua Gao (29/9, 1 & 3/10) Azucena Mezzo-soprano: Barbara McAlister (28 & 30/9, 2/10), Ning Liang (29/9, 1 & 3/10) Count di Luna Baritone: Ping Yu (28 & 30/9, 2/10), Mario di Marco (29/9, 1 & 3/10) Ferrando Bass: Michael Rippon Ruiz Tenor: Alex Tam Inez Soprano: Maggie Lai An Old Gypsy Bass : Pong Chung-lam A Messenger Tenor : Orlando Mang
Synopsis of Scenes Act I The Duel Scene 1 : In the fortress of the Aliaferia Palace in Zaragoza, Araon Scene 2 : In the courtyard of the Palace near Leonora?s apartments
Act II The Gypsy Scene 1 : A gypsy camp in the mountains of Biscay in northern Spain Scene 2 : A convent near Castellor
Act III The Gypsy?s Son Scene 1 : The Count?s military camp beneath the ruins of Castellor Scene 2 : A tower of the Castellor castle
Act IV The Execution Scene 1 : Outside the prison tower of the Aliaferia Palace Scene 2 : Inside the prison
Chorus of the Opera Society of Hong Kong The Opera Society of Hong Kong was established in 1992 by a group of dedicated singers. The Society has since performed its mission to promote western opera, operetta and vocal music in the Hong Kong community, while maintaining an outstanding standard of performance. With the vision of keeping abreast with world-renowned choruses, the Chorus strives to achieve the professional standard. Under the direction of Raymond Fu, Chairman of the Society and Chorusmaster, the Chorus has achieved a consistently high standard of performance.
Since its establishment, the Chorus has performed in over 15 operas and many standard choral repertoires. In 1999, the chorus was invited by the Guangzhou Symphony Orchestra to join their Millennium Concerts in Dongguang and Guangzhou, and made its highly successful debut in the Mainland. The chorus has also worked with famous orchestras such as St. Martin in the Fields and the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra. Last year, the Chorus performed the Film and Music project Voice of Light / The Passion of Joan of Arc with the Anonymous 4.
The Opera Society lays emphasis on nurturing its members through participating in various intensive training. Members? ability has been enhanced through activities such as master classes with world-renowned soprano Barbara Bonney and conductor Constantine Kitsopoulos, etc.
Chorus Master: Raymond Fu Rehearsal Pianists: Lee Wai-yin
Soprano Chan Lin-ching Cheng Chi-suen Shirley Fu Patience Fung Peggy Fung Kwok Yuen-ling Katherine Kwong Lianne Lam Mok Yee-ying, Emily Wong Wai-man Frances Wong Pancy Wong Yip Ching-yee, Mabel
Alto Petra Bach Claudia Chan Marilyn Cheng Donna Ho Ada Lai Rita Leung Nancy Li Bertha Lo Vicky Ma Mow Wai-tak Tilda Wat
Tenor AuYeung Chi-kit, Ricky Cheung Shu-kan Kohen Chia Ching Yo-yo, Nicholas Choi Siu-fung, Benjamin Chung Chi-wing Hui King-sun Lam Chung-ming Felix Lam Lau Siu-ki Kenneth Lee Henry Leung Orlando Mang Ng Kam-seng Sun Chi-chun, Harris Tam Chi-ho, Herbert Tam Wai-yip, Sam Tucky To Tsang Wai-ki Wong Yiu-tong, Tony Yeung Yun-loong Yue Ka-wai
Bass Herbert AuYeung Chan Chi-wang Chan Kam-yan, Edmond Patrick Chan Cheng Ho-ching Cheng Hoi-chung Chiu Ka-yan, Francis Desmond Chung Hung yiu-tung Kok King-fai, Kenneth Kwan Tse-chun Kwok Kar-kit Kwong Kwok-wai Colin Lau Lee Ka-hing Lee Yick-kwong Kinsen Leung Li Sui-kam Pong Chung-lam Yu Hon-wai Yuen Yen-ping
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Tosca |
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Date: 23-24, 26-27, 29-30 September 2000 Time: 7:30pm Venue: Grand Theatre, HK Cultural Centre
Music: Giacomo Puccini Libretto: Illica and Giacosa After the stage play of Sardou
Conductor: Enrique Carreon-Robledo Accompaniment: Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra Chorus: Chorus of The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorusmaster: Raymond Fu Set Designer: Ivan Cheng Costume Designer: Kelvin Tsang Lighting Designer: Kim Lee
Producer/Director: Lo King-man
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The Cast Tosca: Diana Vidu (23, 26, 29/9), Yanyan Wang (24, 27, 30/9), Soprano Cavaradossi: Jianyi Zhang (23, 26, 30/9), Steven Harrison (24, 27, 29/9), Tenor Scarpia: Genaro Sulvar?n (23, 27. 30/9), Arturo Barrera (24, 26, 29/9, Baritone Sacristan: Michael Rippon, Bass Angelotti: Tsui Fai, Baritone Spoletta: David Quah (23, 26, 29/9), Alex Tam (24, 27, 30/9), Tenor Sciarrone/Jailor: Sylvester Che, Baritone Shepherd: Eugene Yip (23, 26, 29/9), Lee Po-yu (24, 27, 30/9), Treble
Synopsis of Scenes Act I 17 June 1800, noon, in Rome The Church of Sant'Andrea dalle Valle Act II The same evening, Palazzo Farnese The rooms of Baron Scarpia Act III The following morning, at dawn The platform of Castel Sant'Angelo
Chorus of the Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorus of the Opera Society of Hong Kong was founded by a group of dedicated and enthusiastic singers. They come from all walks of life and share a common desire to promote opera and musical theatre to the people of Hong Kong. Since 1992, the Chorus has performed in the former Urban Council's productions under the direction of Chorusmaster and Chairman Raymond Fu. In 1996, the Chorus presented A Night at the Opera in association with the Hong Kong Sinfonietta with great success. 1997 was another exciting year for the Chorus. Performances included Beethoven's Symphony No. 9 with Sir Neville Marriner and St. Martin in the Fields presented by the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts and Melodies of New Era Concert in the 97 Reunification Music Festival. Recent productions include opera double bill The Divorce & The Lamp of Everlasting Light as well as the film and music project Voices of Light / The Passion of Joan of Arc presented by the Leisure and Cultural Services Department, both with rave reviews. Highlight of the Chorus's future performance will be Handel's Messiah Concert with the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra with Samuel Wong, the new Music Director, in April 2001.
Chorus Master: Raymond Fu Rehearsal Pianists: Lee Wai-vin and Law Chi-hang Executive Assistant : Vicky Ng
Soprano Chan Lin-ching Chuk Yuk-lin Brigit Fung Donna Ho Kim Hae-kyung Katherine Kwong Leung Siu-kum Lo Ming-ying Mak Ho-yi Mok Yee-ying Frances Wong Pancy Wong Yip Ching-yee
Alto Petra Bach Claudia Chan Marilyn Cheng Fung Hoi-yi Ada Lai Vivian Lau Li Lang-yi, Rainbow Nancy Li Ma Wing-ki Mow Wai-tak Tilda Wat Shirley Yeung
Tenor Cheung Chun-wa Cheung Shu-kan Chung Chi-wing Franky Hon Hui King-sun Lam Chung-ming Felix Lam Li Kai-hung, Raymond Orlando Mang Tam Wai-yip, Sam Ting Ka-lam Tucky To
Bass Chan Chi-wang Patrick Chan Kohen Chia Chung Ying-yin Kong Yuk-on William Kong Kwok Kar-kit Leung Hei-yeung, Patrick Leung Wai-lam Leung Wing-kin Ng Siu-tung, Tommy Pong Chung-lam Tsui Kwong-kit Wong Po-to
The Opera Society of Hong Kong Children?s Chorus Chorusmistress: Shirley Veung Instructor: Grace Ho
Cheric Leona Cheung Cheung King-him. Tony Lissa Queenie Cheung Fong Ka-man, Carmen Ho Chun-ngai, Calvin Ho Chun-sing. Jason Ho Ho-yu, Gordon Hung Sze-hang Ip Shun-wai Keung Lap-shing, Lawrence Lai Ka-yee Inga Lam Law Chun-hin Lee Kwan-cheung Lee Po-yu Lorraine Lui Pang Yung-ching, Eunice Poon Sum-wing. Joyce Arnold Tang Stephanie Tang Tsang Oi-lam, Stephanie Tsang Oi-ming, Alison Wong Ho-cheun Eugene Yip Yuen Tik-wan, Steven
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Date: 14-16 January 2000 (Fri- Sun) Time: 7:30pm Venue: Auditorium, Kwai Tsing Theatre
Opera Double Bill The Divorce (Lihun), 58 minutes The Lamp of Everlasting Light (Changmingdeng), 50 minutes
A Programme of "Literature in Theatre - A Celebration of the Arts" to open the Kwai Tsing Theatre.
Original Stories: Lu Xun (from Wanderings) Composers: Lam Shun (The Divorce) / Lo Hau-man (The Lamp of Everlasting Light) Lyrics: Rupert Chan Conductor: Yip Wing-sie Libretto, Producer & Director: Lo King-man Set Designer: Angelica Fung Costume Designer: Mandy Tam Lighting Designer: Billy Chan Accompaniment: Hong Kong Sinfonietta & Chinese Music Virtuosi Chorusmaster: Raymond Fu Chorus: The Opera Society of Hong Kong
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Story Lu Xun (1881-1936) is a seminal figure in modern China's New Culture Movement. His short stories, powerful indictments against the "cannibalistic Confucian ethical code" in feudal China, have inspired numerous young men and women to take up swords and pens to build a new China. The two operas, The Lamp of Everlasting Light and The Divorce, adapted from Lu Xun's celebrated stories of the same titles, tell the stories of a man and a woman who are eventually punished and destroyed for their non-conformity.
Cast List
The Divorce Aigu: Jovita Leung Zhuang Musan: Lam Ho-chi Qi Daren : Bastien Tai Master Wei: Sylvester Che Wang Degui: Wong Chi-chuen Crabface : Wong Po-to Boatman: Kwok Kar-kit Sharp-chin: To Tak-ki Young Shi: Stephen Cheung Basan: Sylvester Che Dragonboat Singer: Wong Chi-chuen
The Lamp of Everlasting Light The Madman: Tsui Fai Aunt Huiwu: Pancy Wong Master Guo: Wong Po-to Square Head: Bastien Tai Zhuang Qiguang: Wong Chi-chuen Triangle Face: Lam Ho-chi Kuoting: Sylvester Che Si Yeh: Stephen Cheung
The Opera Society of Hong Kong The Opera Society of Hong Kong was established in 1992 by a group of dedicated singers. The Society has since performed its mission to promote western opera, operetta and vocal music in the community in Hong Kong, while maintaining an outstanding standard of performance. The Chorus has been instrumental in enriching the cultural life of the community by performing in a broad range of programmes.
Having members coming from all strata of society, the Chorus is composed mainly of local talent, but also haying membership of other nationalities. With the vision of keeping abreast with world-renowned choruses, the Chorus strives to achieve the best standard. Under the direction of Raymond Fu, Chairman of the Opera Society and Chorusmaster, the Chorus has achieved a consistently high standard of performance that was described as "Heavenly choir...the chorus limbers up for St. Matthew Passion, the highlight of RTHK's Easter series of early music." by the South China Morning Post.
Since 1992, the Chorus has performed in a number of acclaimed opera performances staged by the former Urban Council, including those of Otello, Rigoletto, La Traviata, Lucia di Lammermoor, Turandot, Aida, La Boheme and Carmen, and those staged by the former Regional Council, including The Merry Widow and Die Fledermaus, and also the Hong Kong Arts Festival Chamber Opera Night Banquet. The Chorus has performed in a large number of other works, including Beethoven's Ninth Symphony with Sir Neville Marriner and the St. Martin-in-the-Fields, Alexander Nevsky and Bach's St. Matthew Passion, with leading local and overseas orchestras and other groups. In December 1999, invited by the Guangzhou Symphony Orchestra to join their Millennium Concerts in Dongguang and Guangzhou, the Chorus made its highly successful debut in China.
The Society lays emphasis on nurturing its members, who receive intensive training at rehearsals. Through their participation in opera and other productions, members also increase their understanding of the overall process of musical production and interpretation. Additionally, through participating in various master classes with world-renowned soprano Barbara Bonney and conductor Constantine Kitsopoulos, etc., members broaden their exposure to operatic and musical training. Interested music lovers are welcome to visit the Society's homepage at www.opera.org.hk.
Chamber Opera Chorus Chorusmaster: Raymond Fu
Soprano Chiu Wai-tak Ho, Fanny Kwong, Katherine Yeung, Shirley
Mezzo-Soprano Li, Nancy Leung, Rita Wong, Pancy
Tenor Lee, Kenneth To,Tucky Wong, Matthew
Bass Cheng, Samuel Kwok Kar-kit Wong Po-to
Children Chorus Chiu, Carol Ho Ho-yu, Gordon Ho Chun-sing, Jason Ho Chun-ngai, Kelvin Yam Wan-ting Yuen Tik-wan
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Carmen |
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Date: 25-26, 28-30 September and 1-2 October 1999 Time: 7:30pm except 2:30pm on 1 October Venue: Grand Theatre, HK Cultural Centre
Music: Georges Bizet Libretto: Henri Meilhac and Ludovic Hal?vy Original Story: Prosper M?rim?e
The Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra Chorus of the Opera Society of Hong Kong The Academy Dancers
Conductor: Constantine Kitsopoulos Chorusmaster: Raymond Fu Choreographer: Mandy Petty Repetiteurs: Graham Lilly / Nina Yip Set Designer: Ricky Chan Costume Designer: Mandy Tam Lighting Designer: Kim Lee Production Manager: Catherine Cheng Technical Director: Frank Yeung
Producer and Director: Lo King-man
The Cast Carmen: Sara Fulgoni, Mezzo-Soprano (25/9, 28/9, 30/9, 2/10), Patricia Fernandez, Mezzo-Soprano (26/9, 29/9, 1/10) Don Jose: Peter Riberi, Tenor (25/9, 28/9, 1/10, 2/10), Warren Mok, Tenor (26/9, 29/9, 30/9) Escamillo: Stephen Gadd, Baritone Micaela: Nancy Yuen, Soprano (25/9, 28/9, 30/9), Katusha Tsui-Fraser, Soprano (26/9, 29/9, 1/10, 2/10) Zuniga: Michael Rippon, Bass Morales/Dancairo: George Mosley, Baritone Mercedes: Zhang Qian, Mezzo-Soprano (25/9, 28/9, 30/9, 2/10),Cindy Wong, Mezzo-Soprano (26/9, 29/9, 1/10) Remendado: Alex Tam, Tenor (25/9, 28/9, 30/9, 2/10), Bastien Tai, Tenor (26/9, 29/9, 1/10) Frasquita: Maggie Lai, Soprano (25/9, 28/9, 30/9, 2/10), Jovita Leung, Soprano (26/9, 29/9, 1/10) Andres: Sylvester Che, Baritone
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Synopsis of Scenes Act I A square by the tobacco factory in Seville Act II A tavern by the wall of the city Act III Smugglers' hide-out in the mountains Act IV Outside the bullring in Seville
The Opera Society of Hong Kong The Opera Society of Hong Kong was established in 1992 by a group of dedicated singers. The Society has since performed its mission to promote western opera, operetta and vocal music in the community in Hong Kong, while maintaining an outstanding standard of performance. The Chorus has been instrumental in enriching the cultural life of the community by performing in a broad range of programmes. Since 1992, the Chorus has performed in a number of acclaimed opera performances staged by the Provisional Urban Council (formerly Urban Council), including those of Otello, Rigoletto, La Traviata, A?da, Lucia di Lammermoor, Turandot and La Boheme, and those staged by the Provisional Regional Council, including The Merry Widow and Die Fledermaus, and also the Hong Kong Arts Festival Chamber Opera Night Banquet. The Chorus has performed in a large number of other works, including Beethoven?s Ninth Symphony, Prokofiev?s Alexander Nevsky and Bach's St. Matthew Passion, with leading local and overseas orchestras such as the St. Martin-in-the-Fields with Sir Neville Marriner, the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra and other groups.
Having members coming from all strata of society, the Chorus is composed mainly of local talent, but also haying membership of other nationalities. With the vision of keeping abreast with world-renowned choruses, the Chorus strives to achieve the best standards. Under the direction of Raymond Fu, Chairman of the Opera Society and Chorusmaster, the Chorus has achieved a consistently high standard of performance that was described as ?Heavenly choir...the chorus limbers up for St. Matthew Passion, the highlight of RTHK?s Easter series of early music.? by the South China Morning Post.
The Society lays emphasis on nurturing its members, who receive intensive training at rehearsals. Through their participation in opera and other productions, members also increase their understanding of the overall process of musical production and interpretation. Additionally, through participating in various master classes organised in line with productions, members broaden their exposure to operatic and musical training. Interested music lovers are welcome to visit the Society?s homepage at www.opera.org.hk.
Chorus of The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorusmaster: Raymond Fu Assistant Chorusmistress: Faith Fung Rehearsal Pianists: Nina Yip / Wang Ay-wen
Soprano Chiew Tsz-ying, Sharon Chiu Wai-tak Peggy Fung Fanny Ho Katherine Kwong Lai Ka-man Sandy Lee Winnie Lee Li Yuen-yu, Lydia Mak Ho-yi Mak Lal-king, Rachel Mak Yuen-yee To Ching-pui, Apple Joanne To Tse Sui-king Frances Wong Pancy Wong Shiirley Yeung
Tenor Chan Chi-hang Cheung Shu-kan Chung Chi-wing, Andrew Fung Ying-wai, Wilson Hon Cheong-wah, Franky Felix Lam Henry Leung lohn Freere Perry Herbert Tam Ting Ka-lam TuckyTo Tsang Wai-ki Wong Chi-lok Tony Wong Yeung Yun-loong Yuen Kin-kwan, Peter Yung Chi-wai, Eric
Alto Esther Chan Cheng Ka-yiu Marilyn Cheng Fung Hoi-yi Ho Ngai-zie, Elsie Rita Leung LoYim-lan, Bertha Rachel Lo Vicky Ma Ng Hoi-shan Sun Ching-ching Sze Siu-wan, Melody Tsui Sin-yui, Cindy Tilda Wat Wong Cheuk-yin, Anita Wong Ka-ying Nancy Vong
Bass Chan Chi-wang Chan Kwok-kin Cheng Hoi-chung, Raymond Cheng Hon-wing, Samuel Chiu Pak-shing ChungYing-yin, Desmond Hung Yiu-tung Kong Yuk-on Kwan Ke-lin, Michael Kwok Kar-kit Lam Chung-shun Lee Ka-hing Rupert McCowan Pong Chung-lam Wong Po-to Matthew Wong Wu Hiu-fung
Children's Chorus of The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorusmistress: Shirley Yeung Assistant Chorusmistress: Fung Hoi-yi Instructor: Peggy Fung
Chan Pak-yin Cheong Sek-chao Tony Cheung Carol Chiu Chong Ching Ho Chun-ngai Gordon Ho Vanessa Kwan Kwok Sik-lun Kwong Chi-hang Sally Lai Patricia Lai Jonathan Leung Davina Levy Liu Ching-yan Lo Wai-kwan Lorraine Lui Dickson Mok Ngai Pak-yan Elizabeth Shen Tsang Lai-u Stephanie Tsang Wong Ho-lun Michael Wong Rowena Wong Michelle Wong Yam Wan-ting Yu Wai-chun Yuen Tik-wan
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Die Fledermaus |
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Date: 16-18 April 1999 Time: 7:30 PM Venue: Auditorium, Shatin Town Hall Music: Johann Strauss II Libretto: Carl Haffner & Richard Genee The Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra The Opera Society of Hong Kong The Academy Dancers & Synchro Conductor: Long Yu Chorusmaster: Raymond Fu Rehearsal Pianist: Patience Fung Choreographers: Graeme Collins, Hong Kong Academy Dancers; Eve Leung, Synchro Repetiteur: Timmy Tsang Set Designer: Ivan Cheng Costume Designer: Mandy Tam Lighting Designer: Billy Chan Stage Manager: Teresa Fok Technician Manager: Ringo Yu Director & Producer: Lo King-man
Cast List Eisenstein: Warren Mok, tenor Rosalinde: Jane Thorngren, soprano Dr. Falke: George Mosley, baritone Adele: Katusha Tsui-Fraser, soprano Frank: Derek Anthony, bass Alfred: David Quah, tenor Prince Orlofsky: Jose de Sousa, tenor Blind: Sylvester Che, baritone Ida: Jovita Leung, soprano Frosch: Michael Rippon, bass Ivan: John Tustin, actor
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Scenes Overture Act I Eisenstein's House in the Suburb Act II Summer Villa of the Russian Prince Orlofsky Act III The Warden's Office in the Prison
Chorus of the Opera Society of Hong Kong The Opera Society of Hong Kong was founded by a group of dedicated and enthusiastic singers. They come from all walks of life and share a common desire to promote opera and musical theatre to the people of Hong Kong. Since 1992, Chorus of the Opera Society of Hong Kong has performed in Urban Council's productions of Verdi's Otello, Rigoletto, La Traviata, Aida, Donizetti's Lucia di Lammermoor and Puccini's Turandot and La Boheme, under the direction of Chorusmaster and Chairman Raymond Fu. In 1996, the Chorus presented 'A Night at the Opera' in association with Hong Kong Sinfonietta with great success.
1997 was another exciting year for the Chorus. Performances have included Beethoven's Ninth Symphony with Sir Neville Marriner and Academy of St. Martin-in-the-Fields presented by the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts; Prokoflev's Alexander Nevsky as well as the New Year's Concert with Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra and Chorus; Hong Kong Ballet's Emperor and the Nightingale; and the Concert Celebrating the Reunification of Hong Kong with China.
In 1998, the Society took part in Provisional Regional Council's first operetta production The Merry Widow by Lehar in January and J. S. Bach's St Matthew Passion presented by Radio 4, RTHK, both with raving reviews.
This February the Society has participated in Hong Kong Arts Festival's chamber opera Night Banquet by Guo Wenjing. After presenting its first public concert 'Opera Passion' in March, sponsored by Hong Kong Arts Development Council, Chorus members are busy preparing for the Die Fledermaus production as well as their biennial re-audition before the next opera production this fall.
Soprano Chang-Rudolph, Liann Fung Pak-chi, Peggy Fung Pui-kee, Brigit Fung Pui-shan, Patience Hellerman, Diana Ho Ming-chong, Fanny Kwong, Katherine MS Lai, Daisy Lam King-yam, Fabia Lee King-yee, Sandy Leung Po-pui, Noel To Cho-ying, Joanne Yeung Shuet-kwan, Shirley
Mezzo-Soprano Bach, Petra Choy, Juliet Leung Shuk-han, Rita Man Che-on, Angel Ng Yim-hung, Connie Wible, Juniata Wong May-yee, Frances Wong Wai-wah, Pancy Wong Yee Wan, Lucia Wwong, Nancy Sang, Margaret
Tenor Lam Chung-ming Lam Yan-yin, Felix Lee Kun-fai, Kenneth Mang Hoi-pui, Orlando Mui Wai-lok, Raymond Ting Ka-lam To Tak-kee, Tucky Wong Chi-chuen Wong Yiu-tong. Tony Yung Chi-wai
Bass Au Yeung, Herbert Chan Chi-wang Cheng Hoi-chung, Raymond Cheng Hon-wing, Samuel Hau, Norman Ho Kai-wing, Kevin Hung Yiu-tung, Aric Kong, William Kong Yuk-on Kwok Kar-kit Kwong, Albert Lee Ka-hing Pong Chung-lam Shum Tai-shing Wong Po-to
Extra: Chen, Stephen
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Night Banquet |
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Date: 11-12 January 1999 Time: 7:45 PM Venue: APA Drama Theatre Night Banquet (Yeyan) A One-Act Chamber Opera
Co-commissioned by Almeida Opera, London, Hong Kong Arts Festival Society and Contemporary Chamber Orchestra Taipei.
Music: Guo Wenjing Text: Zhou Jingzhi
The Opera Society of Hong Kong The Hong Kong Sinfonietta
Conductor: Brad Cohen Chorusmaster: Raymond Fu Repetiteurs: Nina Yip Set Designer: Leung Wing Sum, Sam Costume Designer: Mandy Tam Lighting Designer: Mak Kwok Fai
Producer / Director: Lo King-man
The Cast Han Xizai (scholar and poet): Gong Dong-jian Hongzhu (concubine of Han Xizai): Yim Wai Li Houzhu (the Emperor): David Quah Gu Hongzhong (court painter): She Ke-long Zhou Wenju (court painter): Che Yuen Keung Entertainers: Jovita Leung / Maggie Lai Pipa: Wu Man
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The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorus Raymond Fu, Chorusmaster
Members Rita Leung Sze Siu Wan Nancy Wong Shirley Yeung Chiu Pak Shing Kwok Kar Kit Pong Chung Lam Wong Po To
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La Boheme |
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Date: 19/20, 22/23, 25/26 September 1998 Time: 7:30 PM Venue: Grand Theatre, HK Cultural Centre Music: Giacomo Puccini Libretto: Giacosa and Illica After the novel of Henri Murger
The Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra The Opera Society of Hong Kong
Conductor: Constantine Kitsopoulos Chorusmaster: Raymond Fu Rehearsal Pianist: Sun Ching-ching, Patience Fung Repetiteurs: Lily Yeung, Timmy Tsang Set Designer: Ricky Chan Costume Designer: Mandy Tam Lighting Designer: Leo Cheung Production Manager: Catherine Cheng Technical Director: Frank Yeung
Director and Producer: Lo King-man
The Cast Mimi: Soprano Liping Zhang (19, 22, 25/9), Claire Rutter (20, 23, 26/9) Musetta: Soprano Sally Harrison (19, 22, 25, 26/9), Katusha Tsui-Fraser (20,23/9) Rodolfo: Tenor Carlo Ventre (19, 22, 25/9), Robert Lischetti (20, 23, 26/9) Marcello: Baritone Stephen Gadd (19, 22, 25/9), Kewei Wang (20, 23, 26/9) Schaunard: Baritone George Mosley Colline: Bass Derek Anthony Benoit: Bass Michael Rippon Alcindoro: Bass Michael Rippon (19, 23, 26/9), Sylvester Che (20, 22, 25/9) Parpignol: Tenor Wong Chi-chuen (19, 22, 25/9), Alex Tam (20, 23, 26/9) Sergeant: Bass Wong Po-to Customs Officer: Bass Pong Chung-lam Street Performers: Jim Chimm, Eddy Au Head Waiter: Amornsomboon Pichead
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Synopsis of Scenes Act I An attic in the Latin Quarter of Paris Act II A square in front of the Cafe Momus Act III The tollgate at the Enfer barrier Act IV In the attic
Chorus of The Opera Society of Hong Kong The Opera Society of Hong Kong was founded by a group of dedicated and enthusiastic singers. They come from all walks of life and share a common desire to promote opera and musical theatre to the people of Hong Kong. Since 1992, the Chorus of The Opera Society of Hong Kong has performed in the Urban Council's productions of Verdi's Otello, Rigoletto, La Traviata and Aida, Donizetti's Lucia di Lommermoor and Puccini's Turandot under the direction of Chorusmaster and Chairman Raymond Fu. In 1996, the Chorus presented A Night at the Opera in association with the Hong Kong Sinfonietta with great success. 1997 was another exciting year for the Chorus. Performances included Beethoven's Symphony No. 9 with Sir Neville Marriner and St. Martin in the Fields presented by The Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts; Prokofiev's Alexander Nevsky as well as the New Year Concert with the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra and Chorus; Hong Kong Ballet's The Emperor and the Nightingale; and Melodies of New Era Concert in the 97 Reunification Music Festival.
In 1998, the Opera Society took part in the Provisional Regional Council?s first operetta production The Merry Widow in January and J.S. Bach's St Matthew Passion presented by Radio 4, RTHK, both with rave reviews.
Soprano Sharon Chiew Brigit Fung Patience Fung Peggy Fung Han Sung-jin Fanny Ho Ellie Kung Katherine Kwong Lai Ka-man Lee King-yee Becky Lee Esther Lee Pau Fung-mei Joanne To Frances Wong Pancy Wong Shirley Yeung Gloria Yuen
Alto Petra Bach Esther Chan Cheng Ka-yiu Marilyn Cheng Cathy Chong Elsie Ho Sharon Kwok Rachel Lo Vicky Ma Angel Sin Sze Siu-wan Nancy Wong
Tenor Choi Sze-yick Simon Kwan Kenneth Lee Henry Leung Orlando Mang Rupert McCowan Pun Chi-kit Ting Ka-lam Tucky To Ricky Tsang Tony Wong Yip Pak-hay Peter Yuen Yung Chi-wai
Bass Chan Kwok-kin Chan Chi-wang Samuel Cheng Chiu Pak-shing Ho Kai-wing, Kevin Kwok Ka-kit Lee Ka-hing Milton Leung David C P Lo Pong Chung-lam Tang Sik-sum Wong Ming-hay Wong Po-to Wu Hiu-fung
Children Chorus Au Hiu-man Chan Cho-yan Chan Sei-min Fiona Chan Cheung King-him Cheung King-yan Cheung Siu-wing Cheong Sek-chao Eunice Ho Ko Hiu-ki Patience Lai Lam Yin-ting Leung On-yue Jonathan Leung Davina Levy Aya Lowe Lorraine Lui Athena Mok Wan Sin-yu Mancy Wan Wong Ho-lun Wong Tze-wai, Keli Wong Sum-wai, Jenny Michelle Wong Eugene Yip
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The Merry Widow |
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Date: 9-11 January, 1998 Time: 7:30 PM Venue: Auditorium, Shatin Town Hall Music: Franz Lehar Libretto: Victor Leon, Leo Stein Original Comedy: Henri Meilhac
The Cast Hanna Glawari: Joanna Kubaszewska, soprano Danilo Daniowitsch: Warren Mok, tenor Valencienne: Katusha Tsui-Fraser, soprano Camille de Rosillon: David Quah, tenor Baron Zeta: Derek Anthony, bass Njegus: Michael Rippon, bass Cascada: Jose de Sousa, tenor St. Brioche: Bastien Tai, tenor Bagdanovitsch: Arthur Lathrop, tenor Sylvane: Winnie Lee, soprano Kromow: Lam Ho-chi, baritone Olga: Shirley Yeung, soprano Pritchitsch: Wong Po-to, baritone Praskowia: Rita Leung, mezzo-soprano Manager of Maxim's: Amornsomboon Pichead, actor The Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra The Opera Society of Hong Kong Hong Kong Academy Dancers Conductor: Long Yu Chorusmaster: Raymond Fu Rehearsal Pianist: Patience Fung Principal Choreographer: Graeme Collins Choreographer: Mandy Petty Repetiteurs: Lily Yeung / Timmy Tsang Production Pianists: Lily Yeung / Timmy Tsang Co-director of staging: Peter Woss Set Designer: Ivan Cheng Costume Designer: Gay Wilkins Lighting Designer: Billy Chan Technician Manager: Ringo Yu Production Manager: Catherine Cheng Director & Producer: Lo King-man
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Synopsis of Scenes Overture Balisirener Waizer Act I Pontevedrian Embassy in Paris Act II Hanna's Garden Party Entr'acte Vilja Ballade Act III Maxim's of Paris
The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorus The Opera Society of Hong Kong was founded by a group of dedicated and enthusiastic singers. They come from all walks of life and share a common desire to promote opera and musical theatre to the people of Hong Kong. Since 1992, the Hong Kong Opera Society Chorus has performed in the Urban Council's productions of Verdi's Otello, Rigoletto, La Traviata, Donizetti's Lucia di Lammermoor and Puccini's Turandot under the direction of Chorusmaster and Chairman Raymond Fu. In 1996, the Chorus presented A Night at the Opera in association with the Hong Kong Sinfonietta. 1997 has so far been another exciting year for the Chorus. Performances have included Beethoven's Ninth Symphony with Sir Neville Marriner and St. Martin in the Fields presented by the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts, Prokofiev's Alexander Nevsky and the New Year Concert with the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra and Chorus, and Verdi's Aida presented by the Provisional Urban Council.
Soprano Chiu Wai-tak Patience Fung Fanny Ho Ellie Kung Sandy Lee Sonia Lee Winnie Lee Noel Leung Mak Yuen-yee Angel Man Shirley Yeung Yu Sau-chu Gloria Yuen
Alto Petra Bach Marilyn Cheng Cathy Chong Esther Chung Sharon Kwok Katherine Kwong Rita Leung Chris Lo Ma Wing-ki Shirley Pau Juniata Wible Nancy Wong
Tenor Alberto Choi Ku Kin-keung Kenneth Lee Henry Leung Robin Mak Ken Ng Tucky To Ricky Tsang Stanley Wong Tony Wong
Bass Herbert Au Yeung Patrick Chan Raymond Cheng Samuel Cheng Aric Hung Kong Yuk-on Enoch Lam Pierre Lam Colin Lau Tang Sik-sum Wong Po-to
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Aida |
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Date: 13-15, 17-19 September 1997 Time: 7:30 PM Venue: Grand Theatre, HK Cultural Centre
Music: Giuseppe Verdi Libretto: Antonio Ghislanzoni
The Cast Aida Soprano: Karen Notare,Yanyan Wang Amonasro Baritone: Ping Yu, Tsui Fal (understudy) Amneris Mezzo Soprano: Yun Deng, Tichina Vaughn Ramfis Bass: John Macurdy Pharoah Bass: Derek Anthony Radames Tenor: Warren Mok, Yuxin Li Priestess Soprano: Katusha Tsui-Fraser, Belinda Liew Messenger Tenor: Wong Chi-chuen, Cheung Chi-chung, Tam Tin-lok
Repetiteurs: Lily Yeung, Timmy Tsang
Chorus of The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorusmaster: Raymond Fu Rehearsal Pianists: Patience Fung, Timmy Tsang
The Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra Conductor: Long Yu
The Hong Kong Academy Dancers Choreographer: Thomas Brown
The Scout Association of Hong Kong
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Chorus of The Opera Society of Hong Kong The Opera Society of Hong Kong was founded by a group of dedicated and enthusiastic singers. They come from all walks of life and share a common desire to promote opera and musical theatre to the people of Hong Kong. Since 1992, the Chorus of The Opera Society of Hong Kong has performed in the Urban Council productions of Verdi's Otello, Rigoletto, La Traviata, Donizetti's Lucia di Lammermoor and Puccini's Turandot under the direction of Chorusmaster and Chairman Raymond Fu. In 1996, the Chorus presented A Night at the Opera in association with the Hong Kong Sinfonietta. 1997 has so far been another exciting year for the Chorus. Performances have included Beethoven's Symphony No.9 with Sir Neville Marriner and St. Martin in the Fields presented by The Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts, Prokofiev's Alexander Nevsky with the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra and Chorus and Verdi's Aida presented by the Provisional Urban Council. The Opera Society will be performing next in the Provisional Regional Council's operatta production The Merry Widow by Lehar in January 1998.
SOPRANO Chen Wen-chi Chiew Tsz-ying Chin Wal-tak Gwena Freeman Fung Pui-shan Julia Han Diana Hellerman Sid Hellerman Hni See-Ink Kung Ka-pui Katherine Kwong Lai Ka-man Lee King-yee Becky Lee Leung Po-pui Leung Siu-kum Amy Leung Mak Yuen-yee Pau Fung-mei To Cho-ying Tzeng Li-chin Leora Williams Wong Chun-fong Wong Yan Yeung Shuet-kwan
ALTO Petra Bach Chan Chni-lin Chan Ngai-yuan Esther Chan Cheng Ka-yin Cheng Man-li Cathy Chong Jeanny Chou Ho Ngai-zie Kwok Wan-man Sidney Lee Leung Shuk-han Lo Wai-lin Luk Wing-san Ma Wing-H Ng Fung-man Poon Wai-sum Sin Wing-yee Sze Siu-wan Tai Tsui-wah Phoebe Tang M.S.F. Wong Man-ki Mabel Wong Nancy Wong
TENOR Chan Chi-hang Chung Chi-wing Fung Ying-wai Hon Cheong-wah Ku Kin-keung Kwan Ke-lin Lam Chung-ming Lee Kun-fai Rnpert McCowan Mui Kei-ho Mni Wai-lok Skip Myers Pong Tze-yu Tam Tin-Ink Peter Thorp Ting Ka-lam To Tak-kee Wong Chi-chuen Wong Chi-Iok Wong Kwok-tai Wong Yiu-tong Yeung Yun-Ioong Yip Pak-hay Yung Chi-wai
BASS Chan King-chung Cheng Hoi-chnng Cheng Hon-wing Chiu Pak-shing Hung Yiu-tung Jeffrey Kim Kong Yuk-on Lee Ka-hing Leung Wai-lam Lob Chi-sing Mak Chi-keung Mang Hoi-pui Lucas Ng Pong Chung-lam Richard A. Smart Wai Kar-yan Wong Po-to Matthew Wong Wu Hiu-fung Yung Hoi-sun
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Alexander Nevsky |
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Date: 20 and 21 June 1997 Time: 8:00 pm Venue: Concert Hall, Hong Kong Cultural Centre
Programme: Haydn: L'infidelta delusa Overture Mendelssohn: Violin Concerto Prokofiev: Alexander Nevsky, Cantata Op. 78
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The Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra Chorus of the Opera Society of Hong Kong The Cecilian Singers Diocesan Boys' School Senior Choir William Preucil (violin)
Conductor: David Atherton Chorusmaster: Wing-sie Yip
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Turandot |
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Date: 18-23 September 1996 Time: 7:30 PM Venue: Hong Kong Cultural Centre Grand Theatre
Music: Giacomo Puccini (Final pages completed by Franco Alfano) Libretto: Giuseppe Adami / Renato Simoni Original Play: Carlo Gozzi
The Opera Society of Hong Kong The Hong Kong Children's Choir Chorusmaster: Raymond Fu Childrens' Coach: Shirley Yeung Production Pianists: Lily Yeung / Anna Lo / Wong Tin-wing
The Hong Kong Sinfonietta
Conductor: Long Yu
Set Designer: Ivan Cheng Si-leung Costume Designer: Lorraine Naylor Lighting Designer: Tommy Wong Choreographers: Paxia Wumaler / Gao Feng (Choreography based in part on the work of Michelle Williams) Technical Director: Frank Yeung Production Manager: Catherine Cheng Assistant Director: Frankie Ho Director and Producer: Lo King-man
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The Cast Turandot Soprano: Pamela Kucenic /Adrienne Dugger Calaf Tenor: Antonio Ordonez / Xiaojun Deng Liu Soprano: Gail Dobish / Yan-yan Wang Timur Bass: John Macurdy / Derek Anthony Ping Baritone: Ping Yu Pang Tenor: Melvin Lowery Pong Tenor: Jose Manuel de Sousa Emperor Tenor: Wong Chi-chuen Mandarin Baritone: Derek Anthony / Sylvester Che Court Ladies Soprano: Kirsty Chan / Margaret Yim
Grand Opera in 3 Acts Act I Outside the palace Act II Scene i The ministers Scene ii In the palace Act Ill Scene i By the lake Scene ii In the palace
Chorus of The Opera Society of Hong Kong The Opera Society of Hong Kong was founded by a group of dedicated and enthusiastic singers. They come from all walks of life and share the common interest in promoting western opera and musical theatre to the general public. Since 1992, they performed in the Urban Council?s productions of Verdi's Otello, Rigoletto, La Traviata, and Lucia di Lammermoor under the supervision of chorusmaster and chairman Raymond Fu. They aspire to attain the highest standards of performance comparable with the best choruses around the world.
Soprano Penny Day Julia Han Katherine Kwong Ester Lee King-wo Mak Yuen-yee Joanne To Leora Williams Sue Wilkinson Shirley Yeung Shuet-kwan Gloria Yuen Wing-yan Sandi Chan Sum-tim Chiew Tsz-ying Patience Fung Sonia Lee Sandy Lee Leung Sze-wai Amanda Liu Amy Yeung Kwun-yee
Alto Petra Bach Amanda Chan Ngai-yuan Jeanny Chou Lai Ka-man Julianna Li Chun-wai Sin Wing-yee Maggie Siu Yiu Sze Siu-wan Phoebe M Tang Esther Chan Anne Cheng Cathy Chong Elsie Ho Ngai-zie Rosa Lam Ng Po-yee Amy Luk Nancy Wong
Tenor Neil Drave Hon Cheong-wah Daniel G Mallari Pun Chi-kit Wong Chi-chuen Peter Yuen Kin-kwan Andrew Chung Chi-wing Kenneth Lee Kun-fai Orlando Mang Ian Robinson Peter Thorp Yeung Yun-loong Yip Pak-hay
Bass Patrick Chan Kwok-kin Lam Kwok-cheung Colin Lau Tak-wai Lee Ka-hing Milton Leung Patrick Lo Ken Ng Chun-keung Don McGown Ngai Tak-fai Pong Chung-lam Wu Hiu-fung Thomas Chan Chun-hong Chiu Pak-shing Kwan Shiu-kee Charles Leung Loh Chi-sing Mak Chi-keung Shum Ka-fai Matthew Wong Wong Po-to
The Hong Kong Children's Choir The Hong Kong Children's Choir was founded in 1969 as a private non-profit-making organization. Since its inception in 1969, the Choir has won international recognition as one of the best children's choirs in the world. The Choir has toured all over the world, performing in world expos, symposiums and music festivals to high acclaim as the "Little Goodwill Singing Ambassadors from Hong Kong". During July and August this year, the Choir has toured Canada, USA and Japan, participating in different International choral and cultural festivals. The Hong Kong Children's Choir also organizes and participates in different local performances, giving great support in developing children?s artistic training in Hong Kong. Today, nearly 2,500 boys and girls are receiving singing, instrumental, dancing and painting training from the Choir.
Children Chorus Chan Lok-hang Chan To-yan Chan Wai-yan, Cathy Chan Wing-him Chan Wing-hong Cheung Bun-ming Chung Nga-ting, Iding Ho Jee-jin Hon Cheuk-ting Ip Wing-won Kwong Wing-ki Lee Hoi-jing, Agnes Lee Ka-fung, Calvin Lim Long-heng Tse Sin-wai Wan Man-sze, Mancy Wong Chi-wah Wong Hiu-ching Wong Lok-yan Wong Michelle Wu Yat-man Yeung Mei-ting Yip Yue-ching, Eugene Yu Cheuk-wa
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Date: 3-6 November 1995 Time: 7:30 PM Venue: Grand Theatre, HK Cultural Centre
Music: Gaetano Donizetti Libretto: Salvatore Cammarano
An opera in three acts based on the novel by Sir Walter Scott. Performed in Italian with English and Chinese titles. Conductor: Long Yu Chorusmaster: Raymond Fu Scene Designer: Karen Bartlett Costume Designer: Lorraine Naylor Lighting Designer: Kim Lee Production Manager: Catherine Cheng Technical Manager: Frank Yeung Director & Producer: Lo King-man
Lucia di Lammermoor 2012
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The Cast
Lucia Soprano Gail Dobish (3 & 5 Nov) / Nancy Bergman (4 & 6 Nov)
Edgardo Tenor Warren Mok (3 & 5 Nov) / Jing-ma Fan (4 & 6 Nov)
Enrico Baritone Ping Yu
Raimondo Bass Derek Anthony
Arturo Tenor Euro Nava
Normanno Tenor Jose Manuel de Sousa / Wong Chi-chuen
Alisa Mezzo-Soprano Cindy Wong / Zhang Hao
The roles of Edgardo, Enrico and Arturo are covered respectively by Euro Nava, Andrew Fernando and Jose Manuel de Sousa.
Repetiteurs: Anna Chan / Lily Yeung
The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorus
Chorusmaster: Raymond Fu
Pianist: Elizabeth Tse
The Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra
Conductor: Long Yu
THE OPERA SOCIETY OF HONG KONG CHORUS
The Opera Society of Hong Kong Chorus was founded by a group of
dedicated and enthusiastic singers. They come from all walks of life and
share the common interest in promoting western opera and musical
theatre to the general public. Since 1992, they performed in the Urban Council's productions of Verdi's
Otello, Rigoletto and La Traviata under the supervision of chorusmaster
and chairman Raymond Fu. They aspire to attain the highest standards of
performance comparable with the best western choruses around the world.
SOPRANO
Maureen Chan
Chan Sum Tim
Julia Han
Fanny Ho
Vivian Ko
Katherine Kwong
Sandy Lee
Melissa Leung
Noel Leung
Leung Sze Wai
Sung Mei Kwan
Lisa Tzeng
Sue Wilkinson
Shirley Yeung
ALTO
Amanda Chan
Sharon Kwok
Lai Ka Man
Amy Luk
Ng Po Yee
Shirley Pau
Margaret Sang
Sin Wing Yee
Sze Siu Wan
Tilda Wat
Wong Yee Wan
TENOR
Chan Ting Bong
Cheung Chun Wa
Herbert Tam
Raymond Han
Ng Po
Pun Chi Kit
Peter Thorp
Wong Chi Chuen
Wong Yin Man
Tam Tin Lok
Yip Pak Hay
BARITONE
Chak Ho Yin
Paul Donohoe
Lam Chung Ming
Lam Ho Chi
Lam Kwok Cheung
Lee Ka Hing
Leung Tsun Kai
Aric Hung
Franky Hon
Ken Ng
BASS
Edmund Kwan
Colin Lau
Brian Leung
Lo Wai Sum
Mak Chi Keung
So Chun Cheong
Wong Po To
Matthew Wong
Kwan Shiu Kee
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Date: 18, 20, 22, 23 October 1993 Time: 7:30 PM Venue: Grand Theatre, HK Cultural Centre Music: Giuseppe Verdi Libretto: Francesco Piave Based on a play by Victor Hugo.
THE CAST Rigoletto: Ernesto Panariello, baritone The Duke: Warren Mok, tenor Gilda: Cecelia Wasson, soprano Sparafucile: Derek Anthony, bass Maddalena: Blythe Merrifield (18/22 Oct), Ping Wai-ling (20/23 Oct), mezzo-soprano Monterone: James Butler, bass Ceprano: Michael Rippon, bass-baritone Borsa: Wong Chi-chuen (18/22 Oct), David Quah (20/23 Oct), tenor Marullo: Silvester Che, baritone Giovanna: Cinde Lee, mezzo-soprano Page: Fanny Ho, treble Usher: Colin Lau, baritone
The Hong Kong Opera Society Chorus, Chorusmaster: Raymond Fu The Hong Kong Ballet, Choreographer: Bruce Steivel The Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra, Conductor: Paul Nadler Repetiteurs: Anna Chan, Choi Sown-le Scene Designer: Herbert Janse Costume Designer: Lorraine Naylor, Law Ping Lighting Designer: Kim Lee Technician Director: Ruth Catlin Director: Tim Coleman Producer: Lo King-man
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Act I Scene 1: Ah the palace where a party is taking place, the Duke of Mantua, a libertine notorious for his dissolute way of life, tells a lackey about a girl he is planning to seduce. The court jester Rigoletto encourages the Duke's corrupt existence in order to retain his master's favour. The courtiers hate him for his malicious insults, and are waiting for a chance to wreak vengeance. In the meantime, Rigoletto taunts Count Ceprano, whose wife is being molested by the Duke. Old baron Monterone suddenly appears to interrupt the party, denouncing the Duke for dishonouring his daughter. The Duke allows Rigoletto to mock the old nobleman, who curses them both. The curse strikes terror in Rigoletto, for he too, unknown to the court, has a daughter. Scene 2: On the way home, Rigoletto is still deeply troubled by Monterone's curse. He is accosted by a professional killer, Sparafucile, who offers his services. Having no immediate target, Rigoletto dismisses Sparafucile, and alone broods on his own misery. His daughter Gilda greet him as he arrives home, and they express deep mutual love and care. As soon as Rigoletto leaves, the Duke enters in disguise. His sweet words intoxicate Gilda who falls helplessly in love with him. Noises are heard, and the Duke departs after a passionate farewell. For their revenge on Rigoletto, the courtiers have come to abduct Gilda, believing that she is his mistress. They fool him into thinking that the Countess Ceprano is their target. He realises too late that his own daughter has been taken off. In anguish, he remembers Monterone's curse.
Act II The Duke, having gone back to Rigoletto's house later that night and found it empty, is now in his palace feeling dejected. The courtiers tell him about Gilda's abduction, and the Duke hurries off to enjoy his new prey. Rigoletto arrives, pretending indifference while searching desperately for his daughter. The courtiers take silent revenge for the injustices the jester has always done them. Their cruel mockery reduces him to abject pleading. Gilda rushes in to confess her disgrace. In a terrible rage, Rigoletto vows vengeance on the Duke.
Act III Outside the dilapidated inn kept by Sparafucile, Rigoletto has brought Gilda to witness the true character of the Duke whom she still love. Sparafucile, hired by Rigoletto to murder the Duke, uses his sister Maddalena to lure the victim to the inn. Here, Gilda sees the libertine Duke's shameless behaviour. Thinking that she is now convinced of the Duke's worthlessness, Rigoletto sends her home to disguise herself as a man and prepare to leave the city. Gilda obeys only half of his instructions. She puts on the disguise but returns to hear Maddalena persuade her brother not to kill the Duke if anyone should come to be the unfortunate substitute. She decides to sacrifice herself for him. At the height of a storm, she goes into the inn. Rigoletto returns at midnight to collect his victim. As he gloats over the wrapped body, the Duke's voice is heard. Horrified, Rigoletto tears open the sack to find his own daughter, dying. Monterone's curse has been fulfilled.
THE HONG KONG OPERA SOCIETY CHORUS
The Hong Kong Opera Society Chorus was founded by a group of dedicated and enthusiastic singers. They come from all walks of life and share the common interest in promoting western opera and musical theatre to the general public. They first performed in the 1992 production of Verdi?s Otello under the supervision of chorusmaster and chairman Raymond Fu. They aspire to attain the highest standards of performance comparable with the best western choruses around the world.
Chorusmaster: Raymond Fu Pianist: Fung Yuen-hong, Ivy Lo TENOR Andrew Carverhill Cheung Chun-wa Neil Drave Ho Man-cho Kenny Lui Ng Chee-sing Suen Chung-yin Tsang Hin-fai Tse Shu-chee Wong Chi-chuen Wong Chi-lok Raymond Yeung Yip Ling-fung
BASS Cheng Hoi-chung Eddy Jang Edmund Kwan Lam Ho-chi Colin Lau Law Ching-kwok Leung Yiu-ming Li Ho-man Nick Mainprice Mang Hoi-pui Eric Tang Bernard Whaley Wong Siu-man Rolief Yam
LADIES OF THE COURT Wini Chiu Ho Ming-chong Lee King-yee Leung Po-pui Leung Shuk-han Yeung Shuet-kwan
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Date: 18, 20, 21, 23 November 1992 Time: 7:30pm Venue: Grand Theatre, Hong Kong Cultural Centre
Music: Giuseppe Verdi Book by Arrigo Boito, after the play by William Shakespeare.
PRINCIPAL ARTISTS Bruno Sebastian, Otello, tenor Ivan Kusnjer, Iago, baritone Karen Notare, Desdemona, soprano Warren Mok, Cassio, tenor Hao-jiang Tian, Lodovico, bass Cynthia Luff, Emilia, mezzo-soprano William Siu, Roderigo, tenor Wong Chi-chuen, A Herald, tenor Christopher Denney, Montano, bass
Hong Kong Opera Society Chorus Chorusmaster: Raymond Fu The Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra Conductor: Victor de Renzi
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The setting in Cyprus in the mid-sixteenth century, when the island was under the rule of the Republic of Venice. Otello, a Moorish general in the Venetian army, was the governor. He had recently promoted Cassio as captain. For that, his ensign Iago hates him bitterly while pretending to be loyal and honest. Roderigo, a Venetian gentleman who nurtured a secret love for Otello's wife Desdemona, had followed her to Cyprus. The opera begins with a raging storm at night. |
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Otello returns from battle and his ship arrives as the tempest subsides. He is greeted by a cheering crowd as he announces his victory over the Turks. Iago sets out to plot his vengeance by making Cassio drunk and inciting Roderigo to proboke a brawl, in which a senior officer, Montano, was wounded. Otello at once restores peace and in his anger dismisses Cassio. Left alone, Otello and Desdemona tenderly recall their courtship in a profound expression of love and happiness. |
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Iago advises Cassio to seek Desdemona's help in regaining Otello's favour. Then, alone, he proclaims his belief in a cruel god of evil who inspires his hatred and malignity. With Otello, Iago succeeds in arousing his suspicions of Desdemona's faithfulness with casual hints of her intimate relationship with Cassio. When indeed Desdemona comes to plead for Cassio's pardon, Otello becomes distraught. Fearing he is ill, she tries to soothe his brow with the handkerchief which is his first gift of love. This he throws to the ground and is picked up by Emilia, Iago's wife and Desdemona's lady-in-waiting. From Emilia's hand, Iago snatches that handkerchief away. Otello orders the women to leave, and Iago poisons his mind further by describing how he heard Cassio call Desdemona's name in his dream and saw her handkerchief in his hand. Frantic with rage, Otello swears revenge. |
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Iago assures Otello of more proof of Desdemona's guilt and leaves as he sees her approaching. When Otello demands the handkerchief, Desdemona again pleads for Cassio's reinstatement. He calls her a courtesan and forces her out. Alone, Otello bewails his misery. He hides as Iago returns with Cassio engaged in a light-hearted conversation. Eavesdropping at a distance, Otello believes Cassio to be talking about Desdemona. Iago cleverly flashes her handkerchief for him to see. Thereupon Otello resolves to kill his wife that night. The ambassador Lodovico arrives to announce the ruling Council's decision to recall Otello to Venice and the appointment of Cassio as the new governor. Otello loses control and strikes Desdemona. Having rudely dismissed the courtiers, he collapses in fit. |
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Desdemona sings the willow song, about a forsaken maiden. She bids Emilia good night, says her prayers and retires to bed. Otello comes in, and his kiss awakens her. Without hearing her protestations of innocence, he suffocates her. Emilia knocks and cries for help. Before Lodovico, Cassio and others, she reveals Iago's treachery. Otello realises his tragedy and stabs himself, dying upon one final kiss on the chaste Desdemona. |
CHORUS
SOPRANO Chan Sim-fong, Simfonia Wini Chiu Kang Tae-eun, Sarah Kung Shuk-ring, Beatrice Leung Po-pui, Noel Linda Peach Sze Wing-oil, Nancy Yeung Shuet-kwan, Shirley Maureen Chan Fung Hoi-yi Ho Ming-chong, Fanny Lee King-yee Lee Lai-hung Tam Wai-kwan Lee Sau-nin, Sonia Leung Sin-man, Melissa Sung Mei-kwan Yu Sau-chu
ALTO Lee Wai-sze, Grace Cathy Chong Chung Shun-wai, Esther Sheena Graham Ko Wai-kwan, Vivian Leung Shuk-han, Rita Pau Wai-mei Wat Hoi-yee, Tilda
TENOR Neil Drave Tim Groves Ng Chee-sing, Stephen Tse Shu-chee Wong Chi-chuen Chow Chung-kai Kenny Lui Lam Li, Leo Suen Chung-yin Ivan Szeto Gary Tong Wong Chi-lok Raymond Yeung Herbert Tam
BASS Andrew Carverhill Lam Ho-chi Leung Yiu-ming, Brian Mang Hoi-pui Eric Tang Rolief Yam Cheng Hoi-chung Cheung Kin-wah Fung Ki-shui Colin Lau Nick Mainprice Ng Ka-yin, Kelvin So Chun-cheong So Wai-sang
HONG KONG OPERA SOCIETY CHORUS Chorusmaster: Raymond Fu Pianist: Fung Yuen-bong, Faith Chorus Secretary: Yeung Shuet-kwan Honorary Treasurer: Andrew Carverhill Membership Officer: Sheena Graham Committee Member: Mang Hoi-pui, Eric Tang
Founded in September 1992, the Hong Kong Opera Society Chorus has 54 members all singing in the current production of Verdi's Otello. Under the supervision of the chorusmaster Raymond Fu, the chorus aspires to attain the standard of some of the best and long-standing western opera choruses in terms of dedicated commitment and enthusiasm for music. The society's members are from all walks of life. These founders of the society all share the common interest in promoting western opera and musical theatre to the public and in assisting local professional productions of grand opera.
Raymond Fu is regarded as one of the most talented choral conductors in Hong Kong. His meticulous approach to interpretation and strict requirements of discipline enable his choirs to achieve utmost expressiveness to their fullest potentials. Holder of a degree in music education from Sterling University, Scotland, he studied conducting with Moses Wu at the age of fifteen and immediately won many first prizes at the Schools Music Festival. In 1977, he was appointed choir manager of the Silver Jubilee performing group which gave 18 concerts in the United Kingdom. In 1978, he was awarded a scholarship to study church music in England. Raymond Fu was for various periods conductor of the Pro-Musica Chorus and the Hong Kong Jubilee Singers. He was appointed chorusmaster of the Hong Kong Chorus in 1983. Over the years, he has been actively involved in mote than 15 opera productions. He is currently head of the music department of St. Paul?s College and master of the St. John's Cathedral Choir.
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